DISCLAIMER: We are still working to find updated information for every town. We started in 2016 and with roughly 4,000 ghost towns in the United States, we hope to eventually have as much accurate...
Archives: Blog
Movies and television series sometimes teach us that ghost towns are haunted villages straight out of horror stories. However, the reality is different.A ghost town is a city that was once...
North Carolina is a state full of history and impressive milestones. Many believe that it was the first colony to declare independence from Great Britain and is also where the Wright brothers...
Ohio has a rich history. French fur traders initially occupied its territory; however, after the French and Indian war in 1754, it became a part of the British colonies. After the American...
There are many things to say about the state of Oklahoma. You can read about its weather, music, or food culture. You can even hear about how the state in a map looks like a thumbs-up turned 90...
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has been historically an Indian tribe region since 1600, located in the Northeastern of the United States, in the Appalachian areas. Clockwise, starting by the...
South Dakota was declared the 40th state of the Union on November 2, 1889. Its primary economic activity is agriculture. First, it was a territory of the Native Americans. Then it passed into the...
Welcome to the lone star state, a place famous for its mineral reserves. Ever since the 19th century, the state has witnessed economic growth due to oil fields. Also, when we talk about ghost towns,...
