Author: Jason Smith - Page 30 - United States Ghost Towns

Ulysees, Idaho Ghost Town

Journey to Ulysses ghost town reveals a lost Idaho gold mining settlement where fortune seekers once chased $600,000 in precious metal.

Perched on impossibly steep cliffs, Alaska’s ghostly Ukivok settlement tells a haunting tale of indigenous ingenuity and mysterious abandonment.

Once a thriving gold rush town, Twin Springs’ preserved store and mining remnants tell tales of Idaho’s fascinating frontier days.

Unfolding the mysterious tale of Tuscumbia, Illinois reveals why this promising frontier town vanished into history’s shadows.

Near Alabama’s Coosa River lies Turkey Town’s sunken remains, where Cherokee leader Little Turkey once built a thriving Native American settlement.

Uprooted overnight, an entire Georgia town vanished when its residents moved their buildings to chase a railroad, leaving only memories behind.

Built as City West in 1836, this vanished Lake Michigan settlement transformed from bustling railroad hub to hidden ruins.

Peek into Tracy’s forgotten legacy as an 1860s Illinois coal mining town where railroad tracks once carried dreams of prosperity.

Nearly two centuries ago, Totten Prairie flourished as a frontier settlement, but today only its ghostly cemetery hints at untold pioneer stories.

Torras rose as a bustling railroad town until nature unleashed its fury, leaving only haunting whispers of its ambitious past.