Author: Jason Smith - Page 98 - United States Ghost Towns

Ash Point, Kansas Ghost Town

A thriving 1850s Kansas waypoint turned ghost town holds untold stories of Pony Express riders, pioneer merchants, and vanished dreams.

Hidden in Kansas, this Welsh immigrant ghost town reveals preserved limestone buildings and a fascinating tale of lost dreams.

Discover how a booming Kansas health resort town of 1,000 residents vanished after nature unleashed its fury in 1903.

A bustling military town that served 50,000 troops vanished into Kansas prairie, leaving only concrete ruins to tell its story.

This once-bustling Kansas railroad town met its demise when a 1914 flood washed away more than just its bridge.

Witness the rise and mysterious decline of Annelly, Kansas, where a railroad dream faded into prairie whispers.

Beyond a grain elevator and general store, Amy’s forgotten streets tell a bittersweet tale of Kansas prairie dreams gone quiet.

Carved from Kansas Territory in 1857, America City’s promising frontier dreams crumbled when the railroad chose another path.

Kansas’ lost town of Alida sleeps beneath Milford Lake’s waters, its century-old story waiting to be discovered.

Curious pioneers once found refuge in Alexander, Kansas, before this frontier trading post mysteriously faded into ghostly remains.