This Montana ghost town offers a unique window to the past. Visitors can stroll inside its old buildings while keeping an eye ...

2. Gilman Perched on a cliff, the mining town of Gilman was abandoned in the 1980s due to contamination from mining operations.The haunting emptiness, paired with signs of decay, adds an ...

In 2018, Brent Underwood purchased an abandoned mining town in California named Cerro Gordo. During the coronavirus pandemic, he has been living there alone for the past month in his own personal ...

America's famous ghost towns weren't always abandoned and dilapidated. The mining town of Bannack, Montana, was once home to 3,000 miners. Centralia, Pennsylvania, was once a mining town with over ...

In mid-February, an abandoned gold mining town in Seneca, California was going on Craigslist for US$240,000, so there seems to be some kind of market for these relics of the past.

The ghost town of Indepence is well preserved, ... The remains of Independence, a mining town founded in about 1880, still stand at 10,830 feet on Independence Pass.

Ghost towns in Central, Southeastern Washington. Liberty. One of the most well-known ghost towns in Washington state is Liberty in Kittitas County.It’s in the Swauk Mining District, which was ...

JEROME, Arizona – In a few short years, Jerome went from a billion-dollar mining town to one of the nation’s biggest ghost towns. And then it reinvented itself again, as a tourist town and ...

Mining town, once a boom town in the 18 seventies and eighties, ... Ghost towns and villages surround Vorkuta in Russia's bitter Arctic north, a legacy of its time as a booming coal mine.

In Utah, ghost towns generally once were places where mining or agriculture was booming, but something happened to them. Graves are pictured at the cemetery in Silver City on May 28.

Snake River Golf and Gem Mining really did look like an old ghost mining town. The Myrtle Beach area miniature golf course had been abandoned for about four years, allowing the weeds and trees to ...

In the tiny mining town of Bulembu, Swaziland, the population once swelled to over 10,000 people, with multiple schools, stores, entertainment venues, and housing dotting the landscape.