Arizona Ghost Towns and Mining Camps

 

Goldfield, Arizona by Kathy Alexander.

Goldfield, Arizona by Kathy Alexander.

The old Indian Village at Allentown, Arizona in 1979. Photo by John Margolies.

The old Indian Village at Allentown, Arizona in 1979. Photo by John Margolies.

Allentown – Route 66 Railroad Town

Bellemont – A Biker Friendly Ghost Town

Bumble Bee Just Never Made It

Canyon Diablo – Meaner Than Tombstone

Chloride – Preserving the Past

Clifton – Mining Copper Through Thick & Thin

Eden – Mormon Ghost Town

Fairbank – Dead in the Desert

Chloride, Arizona Ghost Town

Chloride, Arizona Ghost Town

Fort Bowie National Historic Site

Forts of Arizona

Ghosts of the Cerbat Mountain Range

Cerbat

Mineral Park

Ghost Town Trail

Gleeson

Ruins of school in Gleeson, Arizona

Ruins of school in Gleeson, Arizona

Courtland

Pearce

Ghost Town Treasure Tales

Gillett Treasure Trove

Bumble Bee Hidden Cache

Mineral Park

Sonora Gold

Goldfield, Arizona Main Street

Goldfield, Arizona Main Street

Goldfield – Given a Third Rebirth

Goldroad – Gone …. For Now

Hackberry – A Silver Mining Haven

Houck – Site of Fort Courage

Jerome – Copper Queen on the Hill

Lupton – Welcome to Arizona

Navajo – A Roadside Stop

Oatman – A Living Ghost Town

Patagonia Back Road Ghost Towns

Harshaw

Mowry

Washington Camp

Duquesne

Lochiel

Ruins of Ruby, Arizona Mercantile, Kathy Weiser

Ruins of Ruby, Arizona Mercantile, Kathy Weiser

Peach Springs – Home of the Hualapai Indians

Mining and Murder in Ruby

Sunnyside – A Different Kind of Ghost Town

Tombstone – Too Tough to Die

Truxton – A New Ghost Town

Two Guns – Death By Highway

Valentine – A Broken Heart in the Mohave

Vulture City – Gold Mine Ghost Town

 

Take nothing but photos – leave nothing  but footprints – break nothing but silence – kill nothing but time.
Explorer’s Code

© Kathy Weiser-Alexander/Legends of America, updated November 2021.

Also See:

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Ghost Towns & Mining Camps Across America

Ghost Towns Reveal Hidden Tales of Old West