Category: Utah - Page 6 - United States Ghost Towns

National, Utah Ghost Town

Forgotten red brick buildings in National, Utah reveal fascinating secrets of a once-thriving coal mining town’s Victorian past.

Where a pioneering coal mining cooperative once thrived in Spring Canyon, Utah, now stands the haunting ruins of Mutual.

Built as a thriving 1860s Utah settlement, Mountain Dell’s pioneer dreams now rest beneath reservoir waters, but its ghostly tales survive.

Under Utah Lake’s western shore lies Mosida’s haunting ruins, where a failed fruit-growing paradise reveals nature’s victory over human ambition.

Abandoned in 1938, Utah’s largest ghost town Mohrland holds the mysterious remains of a once-thriving coal mining community.

This remote ghost town in Utah’s La Sal Mountains tells a tale of golden dreams turned to abandoned ruins.

Between railroad dreams and scarlet fever’s wrath, Mill Fork’s abandoned graves tell a tale of frontier ambition gone silent.

This abandoned Utah gold rush town’s secrets lie buried in a lone cemetery, where a single headstone tells its forgotten tale.

This abandoned Mormon farming town reveals how broken dreams and failed irrigation turned 500 hopeful settlers into desert ghosts.

Witness the haunting ruins of Matlin’s railroad outpost, where Chinese workers carved an innovative mountain passage through Utah’s rugged frontier.