Author: Jason Smith - Page 341 - United States Ghost Towns

Gaymont, West Virginia Ghost Town

In West Virginia’s abandoned coal town of Gaymont, crumbling company houses whisper tales of miners who once called these hills home.

Journey into Freed, a haunting West Virginia ghost town where abandoned mines and crumbling buildings reveal secrets of coal country’s past.

Uncover the haunting brick ruins of Fire Creek, a forgotten coal town where labor strikes and mining heritage echo through time.

Witness the haunting remains of Eagle, West Virginia, where poker games and coal mining once created a lawless boomtown in Appalachia.

Ghost town Devon whispers tales of coal mining’s golden age through its abandoned buildings and industrial ruins in West Virginia.

Abandoned in the 1950s, Caperton’s beehive coke ovens and coal mining ruins hide beneath West Virginia’s reclaiming forest.

Ghost town Brink thrived on timber and trains before mysteriously vanishing from West Virginia maps in 1923, leaving only ruins behind.

The haunting pavilion of Blue Sulphur Springs Resort stands alone, guarding secrets of presidents and Southern aristocrats who once sought healing.

Crumbling remains of Ames, West Virginia tell a haunting tale of coal mining prosperity turned to dust in New River Gorge.

Abandoned mining towns in Alaska and West Virginia hold haunting secrets of America’s frontier past, waiting to be discovered.