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Linwood, Utah Ghost Town

Beneath Flaming Gorge Reservoir’s depths lies Linwood, a thriving sheep-ranching town swallowed by federal flood control in the 1960s.

Abandoned coal mining ruins in Utah’s Spring Canyon hold dark secrets, including tales of the mysterious White Lady who haunts Latuda.

This forgotten Utah mining town’s sudden evacuation in 1977 left behind haunting remnants of a once-thriving community.

Nestled in Pennsylvania’s wilderness, the abandoned town of Laquin holds haunting secrets from its lumber empire’s dramatic rise and fall.

Hidden beneath Nevada’s desert sands, Lahontan City’s lone chimney reveals the forgotten story of a once-bustling dam worker community.

Step into Lackawanna No. 3’s haunting ruins, where abandoned coal mines and crumbling houses reveal Pennsylvania’s rich mining heritage.

Begun by a horse’s lucky kick, La Plata’s meteoric rise to silver riches vanished almost as quickly as it appeared.

Built on faith and silver, Knightsville stood apart from wild western mining towns until its treasures ran dry.

A forgotten Utah ghost town reveals its pioneer secrets through crumbling foundations and a lonely cemetery with untold stories.

When a 1965 dam project submerged an entire Seneca settlement, Kinzua’s untold stories and sacred grounds vanished beneath the waves.