The ghost town is west of Bagdad at milepost 148 ½ on U.S. 93 between Wickenburg and Kingman. The settlement, now with a population of zero, was established in 1977 by Richard "Buddy" Kenworthy.

“A lot of the towns that he took pictures of are no longer there,” Young adds. Arizona is one of the few states known for its abundance of ghost towns with over 350 documented settlements.

There’s a reason why so many books about Arizona ghost towns exist. As few ghost town residents as there are, visitors think abandoned jail houses, spooky mines and old outposts are darn cool.

It's only a 5-minute drive from downtown Jerome, but the abandoned mining town is technically located in the town of Haynes, Arizona. A screenshot of the town of Jerome, Arizona, and the location of ...

Once the ore played out, the towns emptied, buildings sagged and leaned in the desert. But people hang on in Arizona's ghost towns, long after the copper or silver or gold is goneand most of the ...

Arizona ghost towns often appeal for the living, too There may be nothing all. Alamo Crossing in Mohave County is under Alamo Lake. Gila City in Yuma County was destroyed in a flood in 1862.

While the body's identity was still a mystery, the Sheriff's Office worked with local historians to get more answers.

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office says a tractor operator unearthed human bones and splintered remains of a wooden box near ...

ARIZONA NEWS Arizona ranches, ghost town find new life as conservation areas Nov 29, 2021, 1:00 PM Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness (Bureau of Land Management Photo/Bob Wick) BY ASSOCIATED PRESS ...