Carolina Ghost Towns is an exploration of the lost towns and communities in South Carolina, North Carolina, and occasionally Georgia

Carolina Ghost Towns
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Carolina Ghost Towns is an exploration of the lost towns and communities in South Carolina, North Carolina, and occasionally Georgia
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1/28/2024
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Recent Episodes

June 30, 2026
Bonus - USA 250 and taking a short break
Happy Fourth of July! I'm taking some time off from the podcast to travel and be with family. I'll be back with more episodes later in August. Until then, have a great summer!

June 23, 2026
Purrysburg
In the 1730s, a group of Swiss and French Huguenots let by Jean Pierre Purry came to South Carolina and settled on the Savannah River. Their new town became known as Purrysburg. These are some of the resources used in this episode: Blog Post - Grave Matters on the Savannah Blog Post - A Paddle and a Pow Wow on the Savannah River A History of Purrysburg on Carolana Wikipedia article Memorial presented to His Grace, my lord the Duke of Newcastle ... upon the present condition of Carolina, and the means of its amelioration: by Jean Pierre Purry A description of the province of South Carolina, drawn up at Charles Town, in September, 1731. Tr. from Mr. Purry's original treatise, in French, and published in the Gentleman's magazine, for August, September, and October, 1732 The history of South Carolina in the revolution, 1775-1780 Purrysburg Cemetery

June 9, 2026
Skagit City, Washington
Skagit City Since I'm in the Pacific Northwest, I thought it would be good to do another ghost town from this area. Today's ghost town is Skagit City in Washington. This is another town with connections to the Southeast. Here are some of the resources I used in this episode... Skagit River Journal Tales of the Magic Skagit Ghost Camps and Boom Towns by JoAnn Roe Blog Post - Searching for Skagit City Skagit City Ferry Skagit River Log Jams Skagit City School Skagit City School, 2017 Skagit River and former location of Skagit City
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