Author: Jason Smith - Page 461 - United States Ghost Towns

Chestonia, Michigan Ghost Town

Hidden in northern Michigan’s forests, Chestonia’s lumber-rich past tells a haunting tale of boom, bust, and abandonment.

Keweenaw Peninsula’s abandoned copper town reveals 13 original structures, including a historic church where miners’ descendants still gather today.

Built as a bustling stagecoach stop in 1830s Michigan, Cambridge Junction’s Walker Tavern holds secrets of frontier life long forgotten.

This forgotten Michigan ghost town once sheltered 1,500 escaped slaves on their dangerous journey to freedom through the Underground Railroad.

Journey through Butternut’s abandoned streets, where a once-thriving Michigan railroad town now stands frozen in time since 1955.

Brookside, Michigan’s ghost town whispers tales of lumber glory through its lone schoolhouse, while time claims the rest of its history.

Peek into Branch’s haunting past, where a bustling Michigan lumber town of 100 souls vanished into the wilderness.

This once-bustling Michigan lumber town met its fate through a deadly train crash and vanishing forests in 1891.

From bustling lumber town to forgotten ruins, Bolton’s mysterious remains beckon visitors to uncover its 19th-century secrets.

Journey through Bingham’s abandoned ruins, where a once-thriving Michigan lumber town now sleeps beneath wild forest growth.