Category: Texas - Page 42 - United States Ghost Towns

Castolon, Texas Ghost Town

Once a bustling border town of 300 residents, Castolon’s abandoned buildings tell tales of revolution, trade, and cultural fusion.

Abandoned in the 1930s, Casa Piedra’s limestone ruins whisper tales of a once-thriving Texas farming community near the Mexican border.

A Spanish colonial ranch turned ghost town, Casa Blanca’s crumbling ruins reveal untold stories of pioneers and shifting fortunes in early Texas.

Once a thriving post-Civil War settlement, Carter, Texas vanished mysteriously after cotton crops failed and railroads changed course.

Beneath the limestone hills of Edwards County lies Carta Valley, a once-bustling ranching town now home to just 12 souls.

From bustling cotton trade to ghostly ruins, Carpenter, Texas holds secrets of a railroad town’s dramatic rise and mysterious fall.

In this former railroad boomtown, abandoned buildings whisper stories of Carlton’s rise from 750 residents to a haunting Texas ghost town.

When a Texas frontier post office vanished into the Gaines County sands, it left behind the forgotten story of Caput.

Under the West Texas sun, Cap Rock’s abandoned buildings whisper tales of pioneers and farmers who once called this land home.

Built in 1925 near Palo Duro Canyon, this once-thriving cotton farming community vanished mysteriously into Texas history.