Blog - United States Ghost Towns

Squaw Creek, South Dakota Ghost Town

Nestled in the Black Hills, this abandoned silver boomtown’s crumbling ruins hold secrets of fortunes made and lost in the 1880s.

Serving gold rush pioneers in the 1870s, Spring-On-The-Hill’s $8 million mining boom left mysterious ruins in South Dakota’s pine forests.

Uncover the secrets of Spokane Ghost Town, where abandoned silver mines and historic buildings tell tales of Black Hills prosperity.

Discover the haunting ruins of Sparta City, where gold fever and frontier dreams still echo through South Dakota’s forgotten mining town.

Abandoned South Dakota boomtown South Bend reveals a tantalizing tale of gold, oil, and frontier dreams gone mysteriously silent.

When Finnish miners built their Black Hills settlement, a postal mix-up transformed “Suomi” into the mysterious ghost town of Snoma.

This abandoned Black Hills mining town whispers tales of frontier dreams through crumbling foundations and weathered remnants of its gold-rush past.

Journey through Silver City’s abandoned mines and historic buildings in South Dakota’s Black Hills, where silver dreams turned to ghostly whispers.

Nestled beneath Sheridan Lake lies a once-bustling Black Hills mining town, its sunken secrets waiting to be discovered.

Known for its 1870s gold rush glory, Sheep’s Tail’s abandoned buildings whisper stories of frontier dreams and forgotten fortunes.