Author: Jason Smith - Page 91 - United States Ghost Towns

Corner, Oklahoma Ghost Town

When Corner’s bustling trade post became a ghost town, its wild tales of outlaws and illegal liquor vanished into Oklahoma’s frontier history.

Located in Cleveland County, Corbett’s abandoned Baptist church hints at a thriving farming community that vanished during the Great Depression.

Once bustling with frontier dreams, Cooperton’s abandoned buildings now whisper tales of a Oklahoma town that time forgot.

Just beyond highways 76 and 29, Conditville’s abandoned mines hide tales of Oklahoma’s boom-to-bust mining legacy and ghostly encounters.

Journey through Cold Springs’ rise and fall from bustling mineral springs resort to Oklahoma ghost town within Great Plains State Park.

A bustling railway hub and quarry town in Oklahoma mysteriously vanished, leaving only traces of its industrial past behind.

Bustling frontier town Cloud Chief vanished into Oklahoma’s prairie, leaving only whispers of its 3,000 settlers and mysterious downfall.

Known for its 2,500-barrel daily oil production in 1930, Clemscott’s ruins whisper tales of Oklahoma’s petroleum boom era.

Mysterious lumber town Clebit flourished in 1900s Oklahoma before vanishing into the forest, leaving only whispers of its prosperous past.

Deep in Payne County lies Clarkson’s haunting remains, where pioneer dreams and an infamous gang robbery forever changed this 1890s settlement.