Officially granted statehood over a century after the Declaration of Independence was signed by the founding fathers, the state of Washington is a relative newcomer in American history.
But just because it’s newer to the union by a hundred years doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of desolate, abandoned areas littering the state.
The truth is there’s a handful of ghost towns around the state, all of which are just waiting for visitors to stop by and enjoy the sights of industrial decay and time gone by.
But if you’re not up to the drive, or you haven’t fully steeled yourself yet to wander around a desolate area that may or may
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