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Bailey, Oklahoma Ghost Town

Oklahoma’s forgotten prairie town of Bailey holds secrets of bustling cotton gins and frontier dreams in its abandoned ruins.

When railroads bypassed this once-thriving Seminole settlement, Avoca’s transformation from bustling frontier town to ghost town began.

Near Cushing, Oklahoma lies the haunting remains of Avery, a once-thriving railroad town that mysteriously faded into prairie dust.

In this abandoned Oklahoma railroad town, restless spirits are said to roam the haunted halls of Avard’s deteriorating gymnasium.

Once a thriving farming town in Oklahoma, Autwine vanished after natural disasters struck, leaving only memories buried beneath quiet fields.

Near Duncan lies Arthur’s ghostly remains, where Wild Horse Creek once flowed through a bustling frontier community.

Known for its cotton-farming glory days, Antioch’s crumbling foundations whisper tales of Oklahoma pioneers who vanished during the Great Depression.

Step back in time at America, Oklahoma’s ghost town, where abandoned buildings whisper stories of frontier life and vanished dreams.

Near Tulsa lies Alsuma’s forgotten story of racial harmony, where 75 families once built a thriving railroad community.

Ghost town Alpha, Oklahoma tells a story of railroad bypasses and abandoned dreams in Kingfisher County’s territorial past.