Author: Jason Smith - Page 51 - United States Ghost Towns

Candelaria, Nevada Ghost Town

In Nevada’s silver-rich desert, Candelaria’s innovative milling process brought both fortune and fatal consequences to its ambitious miners.

Beneath Lake Mead’s waters lies Callville, a Mormon trading post with secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Hidden among Nevada’s desert peaks, Caliente’s historic railroad depot reveals a living town where the Wild West still thrives.

In Utah’s harsh desert landscape, Caineville’s abandoned buildings tell a tale of pioneers who battled nature until the floods won.

This abandoned Nevada mining town holds secrets from its silver-mining heyday, but lies hidden within restricted military territory.

Mine fires forced Byrnesville’s residents to abandon their 140-year-old Pennsylvania town, leaving behind an eerie landscape of toxic warning signs.

Coal fires forced Butler Junction’s residents to flee in 1983, leaving behind an eerie Pennsylvania ghost town with untold secrets.

Known for its rich copper deposits, Bullionville once thrived at 9,000 feet until mysterious circumstances led to its abandonment.

Known for processing Pioche’s silver ore, Bullionville’s haunting ruins whisper tales of Nevada’s forgotten 1870s milling empire.

Wander through the haunting ruins of Bullion Canyon, where 1,600 gold-seekers once chased their dreams in 1870s Utah.