Category: Michigan - Page 10 - United States Ghost Towns

Crescent, Michigan Ghost Town

Once a bustling lumber town of 500 residents, Port Crescent now stands as Michigan’s haunting coastal ghost town.

Once a booming limestone empire along Lake Huron, Crawford’s Quarry now harbors eerie secrets within its abandoned ruins and flooded pits.

Traverse the haunting ruins of Michigan’s Copper Falls Mine, where abandoned shafts and crumbling buildings whisper tales of mining’s golden age.

Journey through Colonville’s rise and fall as a Michigan lumber boomtown, where abandoned dreams still echo through the silent forest.

Built atop Michigan’s richest copper deposits, Clifton’s haunting ruins whisper tales of 700 souls who vanished with their mining dreams.

Nestled in Manistee County, this abandoned pioneer village holds secrets of Michigan’s past within its crumbling foundations and empty streets.

Hidden in northern Michigan’s forests, Chestonia’s lumber-rich past tells a haunting tale of boom, bust, and abandonment.

Keweenaw Peninsula’s abandoned copper town reveals 13 original structures, including a historic church where miners’ descendants still gather today.

Built as a bustling stagecoach stop in 1830s Michigan, Cambridge Junction’s Walker Tavern holds secrets of frontier life long forgotten.

This forgotten Michigan ghost town once sheltered 1,500 escaped slaves on their dangerous journey to freedom through the Underground Railroad.