I like looking at ghost town information and look at pictures. I have local history books of known ghost towns of Southern British Columbia and Southern Alberta. Also know some local area ghost towns. The two I'm thinking of are Retlaw Alberta (former farming community) and Reliance Alberta ( former mining community). There are no books on these places in my local area that I've learned by word of mouth and old maps. If they are in books, they're just foot notes.
I'm interested in hearing about more ghost towns that are not really known from around the world. Ghost towns that are really known are interesting, but lesser known ghost towns I find more interesting in their own right.
[1 point]112 days ago by kech9090ReplyEdited 112 days ago by kech9090
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I like looking at ghost town information and look at pictures. I have local history books of known ghost towns of Southern British Columbia and Southern Alberta. Also know some local area ghost towns. The two I'm thinking of are Retlaw Alberta (former farming community) and Reliance Alberta ( former mining community). There are no books on these places in my local area that I've learned by word of mouth and old maps. If they are in books, they're just foot notes.
I'm interested in hearing about more ghost towns that are not really known from around the world. Ghost towns that are really known are interesting, but lesser known ghost towns I find more interesting in their own right.