# Ghost town
Old Frio Town - Ghost Town in Texas - Western Era
FRIO TOWN, TX. Frio Town, originally known as Frio City, was a frontier community off Farm Road 140 immediately south of the Presidio Crossing of the Frio River, sixteen miles northwest of Pearsall in northwest Frio County. The town was laid out by A. L. Odin in 1871. The first mail was delivered to the community on horseback from Benton City; later it arrived from San Antonio by stage. Frio City was a "cowboy capital" and outpost cultural center during the 1870s. Estimates of its population in the early 1880s reach as high as 1,500.
ABANDONED theme park with EVERYTHING left behind
Today we are going to look at how this once thriving amusement park that sat atop a mountain in North Carolina came to a terrible end resulting to its closer in 2009. From Finical issues, to faulty and dangerous rides. With Roller coasters to a real life western town that would take you back intime and away from the current world. But, Now it sits abandoned allowing nature to take over the entire park. Hi I'm Zach and welcome to Rooted Expeditions. If you are a fan of the abandoned, historical and strange locations. Then you are in the right place. Hit that thumbs up and join us as we were granted special permission to explore this park we will meet up with Unknown Ventures and dig up the history of this place and find out what exactly happened and if this place will ever open its doors again.
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The Last Stop for Tombstones Matty Earp
Wyatt Earp common law wife came to the Pinal city Arizona on a last ditch effort to apply her trade . The silver mine had played out and the people had moved on . Sadly Matty felt she did not have any options left and was buried in the historic Pinal cemetery .
Goldfield Ghost Town and Mine Tours
visit Goldfield Ghost Town today! Walk down Main Street, explore the many shops and historic buildings. Tour the historic Mammoth Gold Mine and visit the Goldfield Museum. Pan for gold then take a ride on Arizona’s only narrow gauge train. You’ll also get to witness an old west gun fight performed by the famous Goldfield Gunfighters! Spend a fun filled day, rich in wild west history! Back in the 1890′s Goldfield boasted 3 saloons, a boarding house, general store, blacksmith shop, brewery, meat market and a school house.
Most People Have Forgotten About This Vacant Ghost Town in New York
A village located in the town of Newcomb in the Adirondack region of New York, Tahawus was once home to two bustling mining operations before being abandoned. It is now one of the largest ghost towns in New York state.
The Ghost Town of Pinal City
Silver had been found in the area and the boom was on . The post office was established on April 10, 1878, as Picket Post, But in June 27,1879 it was changed to Pinal City . The silver king mine produced large quantities of silver until November 28, 1891and the boom was over . Wyatt Earp common law wife Matty Blaylock died of an overdose and is buried nearby . In the 1900 copper was found and the boom was back on . Pinal was moved north and became Superior , Az .
Arizona Ghost Town Ruby Arizona
The ghost town of Ruby Arizona is the site of where one of Arizona's largest manhunt started . If you want to find out more information on Ruby they have a website and you can go visit it . This sleepy mining town has it's share of history from Mexican outlaws , mining and bat caves .
Remnants of a Ghost Town and Cemetery High Above Boulder, Colorado
Caribou is a ghost town high in the Rocky Mountains above Boulder and Nederlands, Colorado. It is a great day trip from Boulder or Denver. There is little left there but a stone bunkhouse from it tungsten days, a log cabin, foundations, and a cemetery above the town. Come a long with us as we visit Caribou ghost town. edited description: 6/1/22
Jerome State Historic Park, Gold King Mine Ghost Town (Things to do in Jerome)
Road trip to Arizona. Getting a Junior Ranger badge at Jerome State Historic Park, learning history at Audrey Headframe Park and the Jerome Historical Society Mine Museum, having lunch at Haunted Hamburger, and checking out Gold King Mine & Ghost Town.
Oatman Burros & The Ghost Town That Refuses To Die!
Oatman, Arizona is a small community located in northwestern Arizona. It was first known for its mines which ushered in fortunes and burros. Following the fall of the mining era the burros remained in the area thriving in the rocky terrain. Route 66 found its way to the community and tourism boomed for a short time before bypassing the community all together. But this was not to be the end of Oatman, instead this Ghost town community refused to roll up the sidewalks and die and today it is one of the most unique places to visit in Arizona.
California’s Most Prosperous Silver Town Reborn
One of the most successful Silver mines in California history was in Calico, California. It was here that a community bustled with production and became synonymous with its influence. In its later years, like many productive mining communities, it fell on hard times and was thought to be lost and abandoned. But an infamous name and face in California came along to save it from being all but forgotten and preserve the structures while rebuilding others. Today we explore the infamous Calico Ghost Town, a town that simply will not die and instead will live in legends.
Whole Town Left Abandoned After 60 Years of Underground Fire
Centralia, Pennsylvania was small town in a rural, coal-mining country of Pennsylvania. Since 1962 an underground coal fire has been smouldering. Centralia's inhabitants were forced to move away due to the instability of the ground here, over the years the town turned into a ghost town. Now hardly a house is left standing, only an empty grid of streets, some cracked roads and smoke emanating from the ground as evidence of the continued fires underfoot. It's an eerie place to visit, but tourists still come to see what is left of this once bustling town left in ruin. We are Brittany and Jay and we travel full time bringing to newsbreak content from all over the country. Follow us here on Newsbreak for tips on things to do and see in your local area, for your upcoming trip or just to see where we end up next.
Visiting America's Favorite Ghost Town
Until recently, I haven’t spent much time in the west, and I’ve got to say, ghost towns are wild. Imagine that you create an entire town, and thousands of people live and work at the mine and associated businesses. Then, one day, the mine runs dry, and everyone leaves. Boom. Ghost town. There are a lot of ghost towns in the southwest, even those that don’t officially call themselves one yet, but none are more famous than Tombstone.