Blog - Page 270 - United States Ghost Towns

City West, Indiana Ghost Town

Nestled beneath Indiana’s dunes lies City West’s forgotten remnants, where a rival to Chicago mysteriously vanished into the sands of time.

Chulafinnee’s abandoned gold mines hold secrets of Alabama’s forgotten frontier wealth, where 600 miners once sought their fortunes.

Between Creek and Choctaw nations, a ghostly Alabama town holds secrets of ancient stickball games and territorial peace.

Prospectors struck gold in Chisana, transforming this Alaskan wilderness into a bustling log cabin town before vanishing into history.

Pioneers braved frigid winters in Chilly, Idaho’s forgotten ghost town, but what mysterious forces drove everyone to abandon this mining outpost?

Mormon pioneers built this haunting Idaho ghost town, but what dark forces drove over 400 residents to suddenly abandon their flourishing settlement?

Perched along Indiana’s forgotten riverbank, Chesapeake’s crumbling ruins and ghostly legends whisper tales of a frontier town’s mysterious demise.

Perched on Louisiana’s coast, Cheniere Caminada thrived until a devastating hurricane erased nearly everything but memories and weathered tombstones.

Gold rush dreams crumbled in Chena, Alaska, where a once-bustling frontier town now lies silent beneath years of northern wilderness.

Between corn rows and forgotten foundations lies Chatterton, an Indiana ghost town with a decade-long story waiting to be uncovered.