The United States state of Indiana has many former, abandoned, or ghost towns. A study concluded there were at least forty one, two of which were "drowned towns".
Ghost towns Town nameOther name(s)CountyEstablishedDisestablishedRemarksAnita Johnson Baltimore Warren Barbersville Jefferson Beeville Tippecanoe Berlin Clinton Bowser Station Blackford Brayton Hendricks Brisco Briscoe Warren Chatterton Warren Chesapeake Warren Conrad Newton Corwin Henry Corwin Tippecanoe Dorsey Station Blackford Depauw Harrison Dresser Warren Dunn Benton Elkinsville Brown Elizabeth Harrison Elizabethtown Delaware Fort Ritner Lawrence Frog Alley Blackford Glen Hall GlenhallTippecanoe Granville Tippecanoe Greenland Blackford Heath Tippecanoe Hindostan Falls Martin Indiana CityLakeTown was planned but never built.Kickapoo Warren Lick Creek Lick Creek African Settlement, Lick Creek African-American Settlement Orange Little Chicago Blackford Locust Grove Warren Luck Blackford Magnet Perry Marshfield Scott Mattsville Hamilton Mauckport Harrison Mollie Blackford Monument City Huntington New Amsterdam Harrison Old Leavenworth Moved to Leavenworth.Pleasantdale Blackford Point Pleasant Warren Prairieville Clinton Quaker Quaker Point Vermillion Randall Vermillion Renner Blackford Sheff Benton Silas Blackford Sloan Warren Slocum Blackford Springville Clark Stringtown Fountain Suman Porter Toronto Vermillion Tremont New City West Porter Now a part of Indiana Dunes State ParkTunnelton Lawrence Vermont Howard Walnut Grove Warren Warrenton Warren West Union Knox Owned by Shakers.Winterhurst Blackford Wynnsboro Harrison
See also Barce, Indiana Story, Indiana Lost communities of Porter County, Indiana
Notes and references
External links Indiana Ghost Towns Directory