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Rutherford, West Virginia Ghost Town

Nestled in Appalachia’s misty peaks, Rutherford’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of coal fortunes and forgotten lives beneath sealed mine portals.

In this forgotten West Virginia ghost town, an innovative aerial tramway once transported coal across the gorge for over a century.

From bustling coal mines to silent ruins, Putney’s abandoned streets whisper tales of West Virginia’s vanished mining era.

Step into Pearlytown’s abandoned coal mines and crumbling company homes, where nature slowly reclaims this once-bustling Appalachian mining town.

Uncover the haunting remains of Lobelia, where abandoned coal mines and counterculture pioneers tell an unexpected Appalachian tale.

This abandoned coal town’s haunting ruins tell a tragic tale of 115 lost souls in West Virginia’s New River Gorge.

Nestled in New River Gorge, Kaymoor’s haunting ruins reveal an abandoned coal mining town where 560 souls once called home.

Between crumbling foundations and overgrown coal mines lies Jerryville’s haunting tale of boom, survival, and ultimate abandonment.

In the haunting hills of West Virginia, Goodwill’s abandoned mines and empty buildings whisper tales of a once-thriving coal town.

Where lumber barons built an empire in West Virginia’s hills, Glade’s haunting ruins now whisper tales of industrial glory.