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A white walled farm hut stands at dusk. The farm hut has green doors along with a corrugated iron cladding on one open end. Mountains can be seen in the background along with a wispy cloud

As the large freeways took the place of Route 66 for east-west driving trips, businesses and homes along the route dried up and were abandoned. This is such a building. Manipulated to increase the eerie look of abandonment.

View of the Desert Tabernas in Almeria Province Spain

Built Structure on Santorini in South Aegean Islands, Greece. It is near the edge of the caldera.

Arid area in the Little Karoo in South Africa with small shrubs

Abandoned stone house in Silverton, Australia. Silver, lead and zinc were discovered here in the 1880s and the town flourished for a short time until much larger deposits were discovered nearby at Broken Hill. Some of the buildings in Silverton have been restored whilst other are left to the weather.

Farming water reservoir in the Namaqualand region of South Africa

Two Guns is an early 1900’s ghost town in Northern Arizona. It’s not a commercialized tourist site and doesn’t get as many visitors as other ghost towns. People come to wander through the abandoned structures, look and wonder what went on here back in the day. Legends have been written about the town, none of which are likely to be true. One involves a standoff and massacre between the Navajos and Apaches. Another tells about the search for the famous outlaw Billy the Kid. It is mostly a place of rustic stone buildings, all of which are crumbling. Two Guns, on the edge of Canyon Diablo, was supposedly named after one of the early settlers, a crotchety old guy who called himself Two Gun Miller. The community of Two Guns developed after the Santa Fe Highway was established and a bridge was built over Canyon Diablo in 1915. In 1926 the highway became part of U.S. Route 66, turning Two Guns into a tourist destination. In its day, Two Guns had a gas station, restaurant, campground, swimming pool, lodging and even a zoo. Over the years, buildings burned, businesses closed and finally the fate of the small community was sealed by the construction of Interstate Highway 40 which bypassed Two Guns to the north. Eventually Two Guns became a ghost town. In 1988 the Canyon Diablo Bridge was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Two Guns is located west of Winslow, Arizona, USA.

Farm in the Karoo with old rural houses, valeys pastures aloes and fields of sheep and the swartberg mountains in south africa.

Historic Ruins of the Rhyolite Ghost Town located near Death Valley National Park.

Rest camp in Karoo National Park in the Western Cape of South Africa.

Abandoned bakery along the Barrier Highway in South Australia.

The blockhouse on Koeelkop (bullet hill) in Carnavon in the Northern Cape Karoo region, was was used by the English forces to guard over the town during the Second Anglo Boer War

Bodie a historic ghost town in California east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Mono County.

Old house of a mining complex in the south of Spain, the construction is made of brick, there is vegetation and trees, it is a mountainous area, the sky is clear

Calico Ghost Town, California, United States - October 6, 2023: green bottle house

Local landmark, north of Quorn

Dilapidated Old Western Log Cabin

View of the Desert Tabernas in Almeria Province Spain

Dramatic landscape in an arid rugged part of the Western Cape, South Africa.

Ruins of a miner's house near an abandoned mine shaft with rolling mountains in the background in the late evening sun with partly blue partly cloudy skies, Mazarron, Spain

An old run-down cabin in Arizona.

Scenic hillside with soil and vegetation in sunlight, Big Bend National Park

Two Guns is an early 1900’s ghost town in Northern Arizona. It’s not a commercialized tourist site and doesn’t get as many visitors as other ghost towns. People come to wander through the abandoned structures, look and wonder what went on here back in the day. Legends have been written about the town, none of which are likely to be true. One involves a standoff and massacre between the Navajos and Apaches. Another tells about the search for the famous outlaw Billy the Kid. It is mostly a place of rustic stone buildings, all of which are crumbling. Two Guns, on the edge of Canyon Diablo, was supposedly named after one of the early settlers, a crotchety old guy who called himself Two Gun Miller. The community of Two Guns developed after the Santa Fe Highway was established and a bridge was built over Canyon Diablo in 1915. In 1926 the highway became part of U.S. Route 66, turning Two Guns into a tourist destination. In its day, Two Guns had a gas station, restaurant, campground, swimming pool, lodging and even a zoo. Over the years, buildings burned, businesses closed and finally the fate of the small community was sealed by the construction of Interstate Highway 40 which bypassed Two Guns to the north. Eventually Two Guns became a ghost town. In 1988 the Canyon Diablo Bridge was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Two Guns is located west of Winslow, Arizona, USA.

Wooden beams and other parts of an ox wagon in the veld on a farm near Sutherland, Western Cape, South Africa.

Old windmill in Bodrum, Turkey

Rhyolite is a ghost town in Nye County, in the U.S. state of Nevada.

Abandoned White House in Desert, Snowcapped Mountains

abandoned houses left in the karoo

A old wooden deserted cabin is seen in a location far from a city in the dry desert of New Mexico.

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