Moonville is one of Ohio’s most famous ghost towns, and the stories surrounding it never stopped. This video explores the abandoned area and the legends tied to it. It blends history, atmosphere, and ...

Nestled up against the Canadian border, this county in Washington is home to a bunch of abandoned mining towns that are equal parts historic and haunting.

Winding over 2,400 miles from Illinois to California and linking disparate parts of the country with a thread of freedom, independence, and the promise of a better life, Route 66 is arguably the ...

As the second-largest US state and the site of its most famous gold rush, there is a significant collection of ghost towns in ...

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — This day in history was a devastating one for one of Southern Nevada’s most famous ghost towns. On Aug. 19, 1908, a fire destroyed much of the town of Rhyolite’s eastern businesses ...

Rhyolite, a ghost town near Beatty and Death Valley in Southern Nevada, was named one of the spookiest places in the United States by RV Trader, an online shop for recreational vehicles. RV Trader ...

Follow a hidden Arizona trail that takes you to a little-known ghost town, where history and desert landscapes create a ...

‘Tis the season for all things spooky! Whether you’re intrigued by the paranormal or hoping to have your own encounter, there are plenty of haunted places in the U.S. that are perfect for spooky ...

DEATH VALLEY JUNCTION, Calif. — The Amargosa Hotel was once a hub of activity, the Spanish Colonial-style buildings filled with workers from the Pacific Coast Borax company. Once the mine shut down, ...

Oregon is full of places and spaces that may get the attention of the hair on your neck, including ghost towns, creepy history and more. The road between Prairie City and Sumpter is dotted with quaint ...

This story is sponsored by Siegfried & Jensen. Exploring Utah's ghost towns and history is a popular summer pastime for many families. These locations allow visitors to experience the atmosphere of a ...

Texas is famous for leading the nation in cattle, cotton and oil, but the Lone Star State can claim another distinction more appropriate for Halloween this week: Texas not only hosts more bat species ...