Category: Alabama - United States Ghost Towns

Washington, Alabama Ghost Town

Abandoned in 1854, Washington’s ghostly remains hold secrets of Alabama’s forgotten territorial capital beneath quiet farmland.

In Alabama’s forgotten hills lies Waldo, a ghost town where abandoned mines whisper tales of its industrial glory days.

Hidden along Alabama’s Tombigbee River, Vienna’s ghostly ruins tell a forgotten tale of cotton wealth and river trade’s dramatic decline.

Located in Alabama, Valhermoso Springs’ abandoned resort holds secrets of healing waters that once drew thousands to its mysterious mineral springs.

Near Alabama’s Coosa River lies Turkey Town’s sunken remains, where Cherokee leader Little Turkey once built a thriving Native American settlement.

Journey into Tooktocaugee, Alabama’s forgotten Creek village, where ancient artifacts reveal mysteries of pre-statehood Native American life.

Discover the haunting ruins of Stanton, where Alabama’s forgotten gold rush transformed a tiny settlement into a 19th-century boomtown.

Journey through Alabama’s haunting first capital, where stone ruins and mysterious “Indian Bathtubs” tell tales of a vanished frontier settlement.

In rural Tuscaloosa County, pioneers built Rockcastle around coal mines, but this once-thriving community mysteriously vanished without a trace.

Ghost town Riverton sleeps beneath Pickwick Lake’s waters, holding secrets of Native American tribes and river commerce beneath its depths.