12 Appalachia Ghost Towns I Bet You Don't Know EXIST!!

Explore the hidden and abandoned towns of Appalachia, a region steeped in history and mystery. In this video, we'll delve into 12 ghost towns that are off the beaten path, revealing the secrets and stories behind these forgotten communities. From the remnants of coal mining towns to the relics of once-thriving industrial centers, we'll take you on a journey through the lesser-known ghost towns of Appalachia. Get ready to discover the eerie landscapes, abandoned buildings, and fascinating histories of these 12 ghost towns that you probably didn't know existed. Join us as we uncover the hidden gems of Appalachia's past and explore the region's rich cultural heritage. Whether you're a history buff, a ghost town enthusiast, or simply curious about the unknown, this video is for you. So, let's venture into the unknown and uncover the secrets of Appalachia's ghost towns. Tell me your hometown below. I read every comment and pick places from them for the next videos. Towns covered in the video: 12 - Centralia — Columbia County, Pennsylvania 11 - Matewan — Mingo County, West Virginia 10 - Nuttallburg — Fayette County, West Virginia 9 - Thurmond — Fayette County, West Virginia 8 - Kaymoor — Fayette County, West Virginia 7 - Lost Cove — Yancey County, North Carolina 6 - Stonega — Wise County, Virginia 5 - Blue Heron — McCreary County, Kentucky 4 - Wilder — Fentress County, Tennessee 3 - Benham — Harlan County, Kentucky 2 - Caperton — Fayette County, West Virginia 1 - Elkmont — Sevier County, Tennessee