Author: Jason Smith - Page 44 - United States Ghost Towns

Osowaw Junction, Florida Ghost Town

Unearth the secrets of Osowaw Junction, a forgotten Florida railroad town where citrus groves and abandoned buildings whisper tales of prosperity.

In this forgotten Florida ghost town, Norwegian settlers built a citrus empire before mysteriously vanishing during the Great Depression.

Once a thriving lumber mill town of 200 workers, Osceola now stands silent with only a brick vault marking its existence.

Ortona’s abandoned ruins conceal two remarkable tales: prehistoric Native American canals and a lost pioneer settlement in rural Florida.

Lost among Florida’s Space Coast, Orsino’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of a once-thriving citrus town destroyed by nature’s fury.

Crumbling beneath Florida’s dense forests, Orleans’ century-old ruins whisper tales of a resilient farming town destroyed by nature’s fury.

Once-thriving Orange Center vanished beneath Disney World’s footprint, leaving only memories of a forgotten Florida farming community.

In this forgotten Florida railroad town, Ona’s storied past lives on through an artist’s shimmering castle built from discarded aluminum.

Picture City’s bold dream to become Florida’s Hollywood crumbled after a devastating 1933 hurricane, leaving only ghostly remnants behind.

Hidden among Florida’s backroads, Old Venus ghost town beckons visitors with crumbling ruins and untold stories of frontier life.