Author: Jason Smith - Page 94 - United States Ghost Towns

Bromide, Oklahoma Ghost Town

Located amid crumbling limestone hotels, this former mineral springs resort reveals Oklahoma’s forgotten chapter of healing waters and hope.

Learn how a thriving railroad town in Oklahoma became a haunting ghost town after fire, dust storms, and abandonment.

Peer into Bridgeport’s haunting ruins, where Route 66 memories and an iconic bridge tell tales of a forgotten Oklahoma boomtown.

When rail transport brought life to Braithwaite in 1907, no one predicted this African American farming community’s dramatic journey to abandonment.

Oklahoma’s historic Black settlement of Bookertee rose from freedom to prosperity before vanishing into the dusty pages of time.

Journey through Boggy Depot’s haunting ruins, where a thriving Native American trading post became Oklahoma’s forgotten frontier ghost town.

Known for its wild whiskey days and railroad glory, Blackburn’s abandoned buildings tell tales of Oklahoma’s Cherokee Outlet boom and bust.

Discover how this once-bustling Oklahoma mill town transformed from 695 residents to a haunting ghost town in less than a century.

This abandoned Oklahoma quarry town reveals century-old secrets of limestone mining and early concrete production in the Arbuckle Mountains.

Scattered ruins of Bickford’s gypsum empire lie beneath Lake Watonga, holding secrets of Oklahoma’s forgotten industrial boomtown.