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Aerial drone still of the small town of Carrizozo in Lincoln County, New Mexico.

Native American towers ruins ruins in Colorado

Old adobe building, one restored and one in ruins

Chaco Culture National Historical Park hosts a large concentration of ancient pueblos.

Photo Taken At Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, La Joya, New Mexico

Revillon Frères Fur-trading post in Wabasca, Alberta, Canada. Vintage photograph ca. 1913.

OLD ARAIBI, USA-SEPTEMBER 06,1981: Old Oraibi, Hopi Village on Third Mesa, Hopi Indian Reservation, Arizona. It is still inhabited, and Old Oraibi vies with New Mexico's Acoma Pueblo as the longest continuously occupied settlement in what is now the United States

Quarai Ruins in Salinas Pueblo National Monument

A Japanese Samurai village (3d)

Ghost town

Costillo, NM: Abandoned Ruined Adobe Houses Ghost Town

Under the bright blue sky in a remote location sits an abandoned hand built stone home in New Mexico.

Dovecote in ruins in the depopulated area of Villacreces, Valladolid. Empty Spain concept

The British military camp of the Second Boer War in Ladysmith, South Africa. Vintage photo etching circa 19th century.

Deserted building

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument of the Pre-columbian Hohokam native Americans in Arizona USA Black and white

Boodle Mine and Mill, Central City, Colorado, USA, produced both gold and silver. Became inactive in 1949, photographed in 1959. Scanned film with significant grain.

Crumbling wooden pole fence in front of desert vista landscape on a nice day in New Mexico

Pueblo Bonito, Anasazi Indian ruins, Chaco Culture National Historical Park, New Mexico, USA. This is an UNESCO World Heritage Site

Cityscape of the downtown district of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Vintage photo etching circa 19th century.

USA, State of Utah, Washington County, town of Grafton. The Alonzo H. Russel's home (about 1862) and the church/schoolhouse. Grafton is a ghost town near the Zion National Park. The site was first settled in December 1859 as part of a cotton-growing project ordered by Brigham Young (president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1847 to 1877). After a flood of the Virgin River, that had destroyed the first town (called Wheeler), a new town, called New Grafton, was built upstream. In 1866 some settlers were killed by Navajo raiders. Besides that, more than thirty people (including many children) died of diseases such as diphtheria, scarlet fever, or accident. So a lot of Grafton's residents moved to Rockville. In 1890 only four families remained. In 1921, the local branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was discontinued. Grafton was permanently abandoned in 1944. In 1997, a restoration project started to preserve the Grafton site. The old church, some houses, and the fence of Berry's grave in the cemetery were restored. In the cemetery it's believed about 80 graves exist. In the center of the cemetery there is the restored fence of Robert Madison Berry (24 years old), his wife Mary Isabella Hales Berry (20) and his brother Joseph Smith Berry (22), killed by Indians. Grafton has been featured as a location in several films.

An old deserted wooden cabin with a corral sits empty in the arid desert of Utah

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument of the Pre-columbian Hohokam native Americans in Arizona USA Black and white

Image of Black and white Native American desert home made of logs and mud on the desert with scrub brush and a cloudy sky

Antique photograph of Touggourt, Algeria, 19th Century. built next to an oasis in the Sahara

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