Blog - Page 223 - United States Ghost Towns

Claghorn, Pennsylvania Ghost Town

This abandoned Pennsylvania coal town’s brief but vibrant history vanished almost as quickly as it began in the early 1900s.

Pioneering railroad stop turned oil boomtown, Cisco’s haunting ruins reveal a forgotten chapter of Utah’s wild western frontier.

Once a bustling Mormon pioneer settlement, Chicken Creek’s haunting ruins reveal untold stories of survival in Utah’s rugged frontier.

Mining boomtown Charleston, Nevada rose to 1,500 residents before its dramatic fall, but remnants of its golden age still remain.

Mining town Chafey thrived with silver strikes and Chinese laborers until its mysterious decline left only stone ruins in Nevada’s Sierra district.

Smoldering beneath the surface, this abandoned Pennsylvania coal town harbors a fiery secret that drove its residents away forever.

Decades after a mine fire turned this Pennsylvania town into a smoldering wasteland, Centralia’s haunting secrets continue burning beneath.

A prophetic ghost town in Pennsylvania’s mountains still holds the haunting ruins of a religious settlement deeded to God in 1850.

Cedar Creek’s abandoned pioneer settlement reveals a haunting tale of survival, struggle, and the dreams of early Mormon settlers in Utah.

Nestled in Utah’s Castle Valley, the gold-rich ghost town of Castleton holds untold secrets beneath its weathered ruins.