Category: Texas - Page 10 - United States Ghost Towns

Senterfitt, Texas Ghost Town

Near Fort Worth, a once-bustling frontier town lies silent, its stone ruins whispering tales of stagecoaches and ranching glory.

Kilns and crumbling bricks whisper tales of Saspamco’s once-bustling sewer pipe empire along the San Antonio River.

Where Sarahville de Viesca once thrived as a Texas colony capital, only stone ruins remain to tell its dramatic frontier tale.

Mining dreams and fortune seekers vanished into history when this Rio Grande boomtown’s rich coal deposits finally ran dry.

Learn how a 1920s Texas oil boomtown of 3,500 residents vanished into the desert, leaving only memories behind.

Buried beneath Texas soil, Sandy Hills’ abandoned schoolhouse holds secrets of a forgotten mining town’s rise and fall.

Hidden among Coke County’s plains lies Sanco, a Texas ghost town where Comanche spirits and pioneer dreams still linger.

Mysterious ruins of Sam Fordyce, once a bustling Texas railroad town, now tell tales of lost fortunes and forgotten dreams.

In rural McCulloch County, a forgotten farming settlement called Salt Gap holds secrets of Texas pioneer life beneath crumbling walls.

Journey through Salt Flat’s haunting stone ruins, where a once-thriving desert oasis now whispers tales of Texas’ frontier past.