Owen County This page last updated August 3, 2003
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What is meant by "Ghost Town"?
Sadly, many of the towns that our ancestors resided in and many times were the founders of--
are no longer there. They are, perhaps, just a lonely barn or store; sometimes just an old sign marking what once
was a major "going concern". But it could be that group of old buildings down the road. You know, the ones overgrown
with weeds and bushes..It could also be the site of just a few old broken houses or maybe an old long abandoned church
or store..
There are six classes of "Ghost Towns", but we are mainly concerned with the first four. To learn more about Owen county, please visit here
If you have an additional town or information about any of these, please let me know!!
County Coordinator
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Indiana
Ghost Towns
A...Scattered rubble or site where nature has reclaimed the land.
B...Roofless buildings or partially demolished buildings.
C...Boarded up or abandoned buildings, no population.
D...A community with many abandoned buildings and a small population of residents.
E...Historic community or town, functional, but much smaller than in its boom years.
F...A restored town, state park, or replica of an old town, community or fort.
Adel
Alaska
Arcola
Arney
Atkinsville
Bethany
Braysville
Carp 
Cataract
Cody
Corrine
Cuba
Cunot
Daggett
Denmark
Dulings
Fallsboro
Farmer
Farmers Station
Frazier
Freeman
Gosport Junction Mill
Hausertown
Hubbell
Jordan Village 
Keystone
Lancaster
Marion Mills
Mill Grove 
Middletown 
Middletown Village
Mundy Station
Needmore
New Jeffersonville
Piney Town
Pleasant Valley
Pottersville
Quincy 
Rattlesnake
Santa Fe
Spring Cave 
Steubenville
Stockton
Vandalia
Vilas
Wallace Junction