Blog - Page 214 - United States Ghost Towns

Gold Acres, Nevada Ghost Town

A forgotten Nevada boomtown reveals its $10 million gold mining legacy through crumbling foundations and rare turquoise deposits.

Mormon pioneers built an ambitious farming settlement in Utah’s Blue Valley, but what caused this thriving community to vanish?

Trek through Garfield County’s abandoned settlements, where pioneer dreams and mining fortunes turned to haunting reminders of Utah’s frontier past.

Beneath Rockport Reservoir’s waters lies Georgetown, a lost Mormon pioneer town with untold stories waiting to be discovered.

Known for its perpetual underground inferno, Garvers Ferry’s ghostly remains tell the tale of a once-thriving coal town’s fiery demise.

Knowing that 2,000 people once called this copper boomtown home, what secrets lie beneath Garfield’s abandoned streets?

Peeking through scorched earth, Fulton Run’s haunting ruins reveal a Pennsylvania coal town’s fiery demise in 1962.

Discover the haunting ruins of Fry Canyon, where a once-bustling uranium boomtown now stands frozen in Utah’s red rock wilderness.

Mormon pioneers transformed Utah’s harsh desert into Fruita’s flourishing oasis, but what drove them to suddenly abandon their paradise?

Keen to discover why thousands abandoned this once-thriving mining town along the Monongahela River, where only ruins remain today?