Author: Jason Smith - Page 97 - United States Ghost Towns

Bassett, Kansas Ghost Town

Nestled along Elm Creek, this abandoned Kansas railroad town holds secrets of sawmills, streetcars, and a once-thriving community.

Abandoned in Kingman County, this Kansas railroad town’s crumbling remnants hint at a fascinating tale of frontier dreams and decline.

Once a thriving Welsh settlement in Kansas, Bala’s haunting ruins tell tales of pioneers, tragedy, and forgotten dreams.

Mysterious ruins of a Kansas fortress reveal how John Brown’s Underground Railroad outpost helped shape America’s fight for freedom.

Nineteenth-century ruins of Augustine reveal a lost Kansas frontier town’s shattered dreams beneath crumbling Victorian facades and overgrown rails.

Nestled along forgotten railroad tracks, Auburndale’s haunting remnants tell the tale of a Kansas frontier town’s rise and mysterious decline.

During the Bleeding Kansas era, this ghost town witnessed violent clashes between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces before mysteriously vanishing.

Courageous Ohio settlers built a thriving Kansas prairie town in 1871, but something unexpected sealed Ashtabula Colony’s mysterious fate.

Uncover the haunting remains of Asherville, Kansas, where frontier dreams and Native American raids shaped this abandoned pioneer settlement.

Hidden among Kansas prairie grass, Ash Valley’s abandoned buildings whisper tales of a once-thriving railroad town that mysteriously faded away.