Ghost Town Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Grumpy Ghost

The inside of an abandoned caboose at the ghost town of Rhyolite,NV.

Photos of a retired mercury smelter in a desert ghost town turned into a character.

The Ghost Lodge Navadavill Lodge #4 Colorado

The Last Supper sculpture by Charles Albert Szukalski at the Goldwell Open Air Museum in Rhyolite, NV.

Official Design for OKC Overland Ghost town loop event

When riding the rivers on your log flume, make sure to heed the logger's creed!

Antique Model T Truck abandoned in the Nevada desert.

Graveyard City

Cold Oak South Dakota. A town so haunted everybody fled! An ode to the television series Supernatural.

Straight from their '73 tour on Timber Mountain, the Calico Coffin Creepers are here to spooky you silly!

Watercolor sketch of Belltower of church of the Holy Ghost in Aix-en-Provence, Provence, France

Bisbee Arizona Velvet Pit Copper Mine

Skinhead Moonstomp / The Specials

Pink spooky ghosts

Once a thriving copper mining town turned ghost town, Jerome Arizona sits 5,200 feet high, traversed by a heart-thumping two lane road. In days gone by, Jerome was a hotbed of commerce, prostitution, gambling and vice, prompting the New York Sun in 1903 to herald Jerome as the "wickedest town in the West." Today, Jerome has transformed its aesthetic beauty into a thriving arts community of approximately 400 residents. With the help of Corel, here is my rendering of the unique community.

Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Colorado

Resevoire near the Pinnacles near Gunnison Colorado

Wooden Skis and Wagon Wheel. Inside of a building in the ghost town of Bannack Montana, lay several different antiques.

A lovely winter day as a snow storm has just passed and the clouds start to lift, very faintly in the distance you can start to see the mountains beyond. Pinos Altos, New Mexico, a gold rush mining town, In the mid 1800's holds a place in our wild west history. Current views of this image - 400 Featured in Ghost Towns - January 2010 Featured in American Southwest - January 2010 !http://myfreecopyright.com/images/mfc_protected.png! !http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/framecolor:mocha/framestyle:box20/mattecolor:black/product:framed-print/size:medium/view:preview/4386758-1-winter-in-pinos-altos.jpg!

Spooky pumpkin spirit carries a candle in company of ghosts

Straight from the mining town of Calico! Shoot off like a bullet with this design!

An area near Gunnison called the Pinnacles, in Colorado

A stop in small mountain ghost town of Mogollon, New Mexico is like stepping back into another time. The town has a rich mining history and once was a bustling wild west town, now is mostly a seasonal town with a small number of residents remaining year-round. Digital painting, photographic based.

A relic of the past...

From the fabulous song.

Abandoned car at ghost town

A wrecked truck rusting in a deserted town

Pulley from mining equipment in abandon mine in Bodie, California

This line art design says "Portlock Alaska" Do you enjoy cryptozoology and mysterious creatures? Abandoned ghost towns? Then you have heard about the Portlock mystery. Was it bigfoot? Wendigo?

You have your breakfast tea, your afternoon tea, your high tea, your after-dinner tea, your bedtime tea, your end of times tea, your apocalypse tea, and your post-apocalyptic tea.

Aldea Malvada (Spanish for 'Evil Village') is a small, isolated burned ghost town at the northeastern edge of Tierra Robada, San Andreas in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It is situated on top of a large mesa just east of El Quebrados, and west of Arco del Oeste and Sherman Reservoir. It appears to be the remains of a village whose origins are likely older and from a different culture than those of Bone County's ghost town, Las Brujas, likely ruins from an Ancient Pueblo tribe. Aldea Malvada may be based on the Pueblo Grande de Nevada, a complex of villages founded by pre-Ancestral Puebloans.

Introducing our Vintage Jerome Arizona - US Post Office tee – a true homage to the rich history and unique charm of the ghost town that was called "the wickedest town in the west", Jerome, Arizona.

Historic Pass, Colorado. When I last visited this place 30 years ago, the old log road was easy to see. Logs were laid side by side stretching up the valley. On this visit, I walked along the old road trying not to disturb anything. I saw signs of recent vandalism. This piece of history is almost gone. This was a main route for caring ore to the Denver area. The west side of the pass has long been closed. I can’t imagine how crazy it would have been driving an Oxcart loaded with ore using wooden brakes and steel banded wood wheels up and over this pass.

Abandoned, haunted house in the snowy Rocky Mountains.

Old mining shacks at the ghost town of Rhyolite, NV.