Virgin, Utah by Kathy Alexander.
Cisco’s tiny post office is long closed, by Kathy Alexander.
Castle Gate – Queen of the Coal Camps – Carbon County coal mining camp, no remains except for a cemetery
Cisco – Crumbling in the Relentless Sun – Grand County railroad town, many deteriorating buildings.
Clear Creek Mining Camp – Located in Carbon County, this site is now occupied by a youth camp. There are several intact houses.
Coal City/Dempsey – Carbon County coal mining camp, just a few buildings.
Colton – Railroad Mining Ghost Town – Carbon County, coal mining camp, no remains.
Corinne – Box Elder County, railroad and mining camp, several buildings, and current residents.
Consumers – Carbon County, coal mining camp, foundations only.
Emery – Emery County, semi-ghost, active town, farming and ranching community, with numerous new and old buildings and current residents.
Eureka – Utah County, mining camp, semi-ghost, numerous buildings, cemetery, and current residents.
Frisco – A Ten Year High – Beaver County, silver mining camp, numerous buildings, and mining remains.
Fruita – A Lush Valley in the Desert Terrain – Wayne County, farming community, a few buildings, active orchards, inside Capitol Reef National Park.
The ghost town of Grafton near Rockville, by Kathy Alexander.
Grafton – Virgin River Ghost Town – Washington County, a farming community, a few buildings, and a cemetery.
Harper – Located on the Nine Mile Canyon Scenic Byway, this was a former stagecoach stop. A few buildings remain today.
Iosepa – Tooele County, Mormon Historical Site, foundations, cemetery.
Kenilworth – Carbon County, a coal mining camp, has numerous company houses, an old company store, and current residents.
Latuda – Carbon County, coal mining camp, mining remnants, and foundations.
Mammoth – Juab County, mining camp, just a few buildings.
Mutual – Carbon County, coal mining camp, a few buildings, and mining remnants
National – Carbon County, coal mining camp, foundations.
Old Iron Town – Iron County: an iron ore mining camp with foundations, a beehive kiln, and a furnace.
Ophir – Tooele County, mining camp, many remaining buildings, and current residents.
Park City – Salt Lake County, active town, mining camp, a few mining remnants, and several historic buildings.
Peerless – Carbon County, coal mining camp, foundations.
Rains – Carbon County, a coal mining camp with a few buildings and foundations.
Scofield – Carbon County, coal mining camp, active community, numerous old and new buildings, and current residents.
American Fuel Company Store, Sego, Utah, by Kathy Alexander.
Sego Canyon – History & Ancient History – Grand County, a coal mining camp, a few crumbling buildings, mining remains, and a cemetery.
Silver City – Juab, mining camp, current mining operations, and a few original mining remains.
Silver Reef – Sandstone Ghost Town – Washington County, mining camp, a few old buildings, mine, foundations, and current residents.
Spring Canyon/Storrs – Carbon County, coal mining camp, razed in 1975, railroad remnants only.
Standardville – Carbon County, a coal mining camp with several buildings and foundations.
Sweet – Carbon County, coal mining camp, foundations only.
Thompson Springs – Dying in the Desert – Grand County, a ranching and railroad town with numerous old buildings and current residents.
Winter Quarters – Hidden Loot in a Ghost Town – Carbon County, coal mining camp, one building, private property, no access.
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©Kathy Alexander/Legends of America, updated November 2025.
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