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Buncom, Oregon Ghost Town

Unearth the secrets of Buncom, Oregon’s best-preserved ghost town, where three historic buildings tell tales of gold rushes and cultural diversity.

Once a bustling lumber town near Portland, Bridal Veil’s haunting remains tell tales of sawmills, lost dreams, and a majestic waterfall.

Boyd’s abandoned frontier town, once a bustling flour mill settlement of 200 residents, beckons visitors to explore its haunting remains.

Known for its $8 million gold rush legacy, Bourne’s weathered ruins hide untold tales of fortune, fraud and devastating floods.

Once a thriving mill town along Oregon’s Calapooia River, Boston vanished into history, leaving only its historic watermill behind.

In 1847, Alphonso Boone’s ferry shaped Oregon’s pioneer history before vanishing beneath modern bridges and forgotten stories.

Prospectors struck it rich in Bonanza, Oregon, but what dark secrets lie buried in this haunting ghost town’s crumbling remains?

Hidden in Oregon’s Catlow Valley, the ghost town of Blitzen reveals pioneer secrets through crumbling buildings and forgotten irrigation channels.

Discover how Oregon’s “Atlantic City of the West” vanished beneath the waves after a fateful engineering decision in 1932.

Nestled in Grant County’s wilderness, Austin’s abandoned ruins tell tales of Oregon’s logging and mining glory days.