Author: Jason Smith - Page 92 - United States Ghost Towns

Citra, Oklahoma Ghost Town

Citra’s abandoned buildings and lone chapel whisper tales of a once-thriving Oklahoma railroad town that mysteriously faded into history.

In the shadows of Oklahoma Territory, Jesse Chisholm’s 1847 trading post sparked a legendary frontier hub that vanished without a trace.

Pioneer trading post Chisholm Spring vanished from Oklahoma’s frontier, but its legacy of cultural exchange shaped the American West.

This abandoned Oklahoma trading post holds pioneer secrets from its glory days as a Cherokee settlement along Little Sandy Creek.

Known for its crumbling ruins and toxic mining past, Cheek’s abandoned buildings hint at Oklahoma’s forgotten coal rush glory.

Founded as a Black settlement in 1908, Chase, Oklahoma’s cotton farming dreams faded into haunting prairie ruins.

Once a thriving frontier town of 100 souls, Charleston, Oklahoma now stands frozen in time with only ruins remaining.

Mining boomtown Chant, Oklahoma rose with 400 company houses in 1901, only to vanish into haunting ruins decades later.

In Oklahoma’s lost Choctaw capital, secrets of Native American resilience lie buried beneath a century of forgotten memories.

Mysterious Cestos, once a thriving Oklahoma wheat town of 500 souls, now stands frozen in time with only two abandoned homes.