Author: Jason Smith - Page 499 - United States Ghost Towns

Jefferson, Tennessee Ghost Town

Hidden beneath Percy Priest Lake lies Jefferson, Tennessee’s ghostly remains, where pioneers and presidents once walked these sunken streets.

Knowing what happened to this Cherokee settlement turned ghost town will change how you see Tennessee’s haunting past.

In Tennessee’s Cumberland Mountains lies Fork Mountain, a haunted ghost town where coal miners’ dreams turned to dust.

Lost in the Smoky Mountains, Elkmont’s abandoned resort town reveals a mysterious past through its weathered cabins and forgotten stories.

Buried deep in Tennessee’s valleys, Devonia’s haunting coal mining ruins whisper stories of a once-bustling company town’s mysterious decline.

Nestled in the Smokies, Cades Cove’s abandoned pioneer settlement holds dark secrets and paranormal mysteries waiting to be discovered.

Beneath Watauga Lake’s waters lies Butler, Tennessee, a historic town forced underwater that refuses to fade from memory.

Once a thriving marble quarry town, Whipple’s haunting ruins and flooded pits hold secrets of its mysterious 1930s abandonment.

Hidden among Rhode Island’s forgotten railways, Tiverton Station’s crumbling Victorian ruins whisper tales of bustling commerce and wartime secrets.

Beneath Rhode Island’s Scituate Reservoir lies a drowned village, where 1,600 residents were forced to abandon their homes forever.