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Here are twenty-five ghost towns that helped shape the identity of the Texas panhandle, Oklahoma panhandle, and western Oklahoma.

Between Branson and Reeds Spring, Missouri stands one of the most expensive ghost towns ever.

Texas is littered with ghost towns and old homesteads. One of those has a strange, sad story: The 'baby graves' of Plemons.

An old, once prosperous Colorado town is now considered a ghost town and has left behind what some consider to be a quite creepy cemetery.

Find three ghost towns worth going out of your way when traveling near El Paso, Texas.

Colorado has numerous ghost towns, mostly because of the booming mining industry of the 1800s. Here's a look at one of them, St. Elmo.

Roseton was once a town with families, businesses, and schools and now stands lifeless.

There are many ghost towns around Minnesota, but these are 9 within 100 miles of Rochester that are worth knowing and checking out.

Looking to get out in the Pacific Northwest, here are 10 ghost towns to check out that might be road trip-worthy.

In 1876, a man named Ed Patrick arrived in Wyoming and found work as a driver on the stage line that ran from Cheyenne to Deadwood, South Dakota. He's also the founder of the forgotten ghost town of Patrick.

When you think about how long the area that we now call the State of Maine has been inhabited, it should not be a surprise that we have a few ghost towns.

We found ghost towns in every corner of the Sooner State.