Category: Florida - Page 12 - United States Ghost Towns

Newnansville, Florida Ghost Town

A frontier town’s mysterious ruins hide beneath Florida’s soil, where soldiers and settlers once fought to survive the Seminole Wars.

Built on broken promises, this abandoned Florida settlement reveals a dark tale of religious manipulation and agricultural dreams gone wrong.

Lost beneath Florida’s wilderness, New Troy’s haunting ruins reveal a once-prosperous river town’s mysterious demise along the Suwannee.

Known for its abandoned Scottish citrus groves, Neilson’s haunting ruins reveal how a single freeze transformed a thriving community into desolation.

In 1816, a devastating cannon shot ended America’s largest free Black settlement, but the ruins still whisper untold stories of resistance.

This former British citrus colony became a bustling Florida railway town before mysteriously fading into near-abandonment by 1930.

A booming citrus town turned partial ghost town, Naranja’s eerie mix of inhabited and abandoned spaces tells a haunting tale of Florida’s past.

Once a bustling lumber town of 1,000 workers, Muscogee’s abandoned ruins tell tales of Florida’s forgotten industrial past.

Before vanishing into history, Montbrook’s booming lumber town harbored secrets that would later emerge from its fossil-rich soil.

Knowing Montague’s ghostly remains lie beneath Florida suburbia, what devastating force finally erased this thriving Black settlement from existence?