Author: Jason Smith - Page 47 - United States Ghost Towns

Aigleville, Alabama Ghost Town

Bonapartist refugees built Aigleville’s doomed French colony in Alabama, but mysterious traces of their imperial dreams still linger today.

Once a thriving Russian-Alutiiq village in Alaska, Afognak now lies abandoned after nature’s fury changed everything in 1964.

Wondering about the ghost town of Woodville in South Dakota? You might be surprised to learn its true location and fascinating story.

Located in Brown County, this former railroad stop’s abandoned grain elevators whisper stories of South Dakota’s agricultural past.

Gold rush dreams turned to dust in Williamsburg, where Black Hills ruins whisper tales of fortune seekers and frontier ambitions.

Peek into Whitewood’s fascinating transformation from a thriving 1887 railroad hub to a quiet Black Hills town with preserved historic buildings.

Curiosity surrounds this Black Hills ghost town, where abandoned railroad buildings whisper tales of South Dakota’s pioneer past.

Weta’s abandoned railroad ruins tell a tale of South Dakota’s forgotten frontier, where prairie grass now claims what progress left behind.

Under the Black Hills prairie grass lies Westford’s forgotten story of Norwegian pioneers, railroad dreams, and an abandoned frontier town.

Hidden in South Dakota’s Black Hills, Wealthy’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of gold rush fortunes and frontier dreams gone cold.