South Texas
Ghost Towns Travel Guide
|
| TOWN |
COUNTY |
Description |
| Aguilares
3-25-06 |
Webb |
Birth
place of Pedro Gonzalez-Gonzalez |
| Amphion
11-3-06 |
Atascosa |
First
Atascosa County seat |
| Atlee |
La
Salle |
Not
on the map |
| Berg's
Mill 2-14-08 |
Bexar |
Absorbed
into Greater San Antonio |
| Calliham |
McMullen |
South
of San Antonio |
| Catarina |
Dimmit |
With
a ghost hotel |
| Cologne
2-16-06 |
Goliad |
Founded
by former slaves |
| Cuba |
Live
Oak |
Population
zero |
| Dinero
10-6-06 |
Live
Oak |
Once
named Barlow's Ferry |
| Divot
3-10-08 |
Frio |
Population
unknown, still on the map |
| Fowlerton |
La
Salle |
Almost
a ghost |
| Frio
Town |
Frio |
Once
Frio County seat |
| Gussettville
10-6-06 |
Live
Oak |
aka
Fox's Nation or Fox Nation |
| Helena |
Karnes |
A town killed by revenge |
| La
Lomita |
Hidalgo |
With
a ghost chapel |
| Lodi
|
Wilson |
Once
Wilson County Seat |
| Luxello
3-13-08 |
Bexar |
On
Cibolo Creek |
| Nockenut
10-28-07 |
Wilson |
Near
ghost towns Albuquerque & Union Valley. |
| Panna
Maria |
Karnes |
A Polish ghost town |
| Quincy |
Bee
|
Population
zero |
| Ramerania |
Live
Oak |
A
story of an enduring friendship |
| Simmons
5-17-07 |
Live
Oak |
Population
zero |
| Sutherland
Springs |
Wilson |
"Saratoga
of the South" |
| Sweden |
Duval |
Not
even on the county map |
| Swinney
Switch 7-13-07 |
Live
Oak |
The
railroad never came |
| Tulsita
2-25-08 |
Bee |
Population:
20 |
| Union
Valley 10-28-07 |
Wilson |
Historical
marker & a cemetery |
| Valley
Wells |
Dimmit
|
AKA Good Luck Colony |
| Wetmore
1-23-08 |
Bexar |
Absorbed
into Greater San Antonio |
| Zella
|
McMullen |
Born
of the railroad |
| More
to come. Check back soon |
