Author: Jason Smith - Page 96 - United States Ghost Towns

Alsuma, Oklahoma Ghost Town

Near Tulsa lies Alsuma’s forgotten story of racial harmony, where 75 families once built a thriving railroad community.

Ghost town Alpha, Oklahoma tells a story of railroad bypasses and abandoned dreams in Kingfisher County’s territorial past.

Just beneath Oklahoma’s Oologah Lake lies Alluwe’s ghostly remains, a once-thriving oil boomtown swallowed by rising waters.

Nestled along the Oklahoma Central Railroad, Alhambra’s haunting ruins whisper tales of boom-and-bust during America’s westward expansion.

Under Oklahoma’s prairie skies, Agawam’s haunting ruins tell a tale of railroad glory, oil riches, and devastating tragedy.

Lying silently along Route 66, Afton’s abandoned ruins and vintage gas station whisper tales of a once-bustling Oklahoma railroad town.

Once a thriving railroad town of 1,000 souls, Addington’s abandoned streets now echo with tales of robbery, drought, and decay.

Coal mining tragedy transformed Adamson from a bustling boomtown into one of Oklahoma’s most haunting abandoned communities.

From bustling gypsum boomtown to haunting ruins, Acme’s abandoned structures reveal the dramatic rise and fall of Oklahoma’s industrial dreams.

Deep in Pushmataha County lies Abbott, a forgotten logging boomtown that vanished almost as quickly as it appeared.