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Alma, California Ghost Town

In 1952, a thriving mountain town vanished beneath Lexington Reservoir’s waters, but Alma’s ghostly remnants occasionally resurface.

Seeking frontier fortunes, Allen’s ghost town reveals a mysterious tale of Mormon settlers and their vanished desert oasis.

Situated at 10,220 feet, this abandoned Colorado mining town holds the crumbling secrets of copper fortunes and pioneer dreams.

Unearth the mysterious rise and fall of Algert, Arizona, where a booming mining town became a haunting testament to frontier dreams.

Unearthing Arizona’s silver rush secrets, Alexandra’s ghost town ruins whisper tales of million-dollar fortunes and frontier dreams gone silent.

Lying beneath Alamo Lake’s waters since 1968, this submerged ghost town holds untold secrets from Arizona’s mining frontier.

Discover the eerie remains of California’s once-thriving Mexican settlement, where pioneer spirits still linger in the historic Agua Mansa Cemetery.

Mexican miners struck gold in 1849 at Agua Fria, but what caused this thriving Gold Rush town to vanish so quickly?

Mysterious adobe ruins and dried-up hot springs mark the remains of Arizona’s once-famous Agua Caliente resort town.

Journey through Adamsville’s haunting ruins, where a once-prosperous frontier town succumbed to devastating floods and desert winds.