ghost town

At one time these three Michigan towns were full of people and buildings. Now, they're gone and buried.

Disney released the first trailer for Hocus Pocus 2. In order to properly prepare for this legendary sequel, here are 7 places to visit that give the same "witchy" vibe.

So maybe this won't be for credit and they're not conferring a degree in it, but Montcalm Community College is offering a fall course all about Michigan ghost towns.

Once home to about 1,500 residents in the height of the city's history in the 1870s, Pere Cheney was a promising lumber town that attracted many settlers looking for work. So what happened? Why did this once thriving village turn into a ghost town? Is the town cursed?

The city was called Singapore which was located off the Kalamazoo River and was once a thriving lumber town.

Charleston was a small settlement on the Van Buren and Cass County lines in the mid 1800's but why did it vanish?