Creepy, Crumbling Wonders: Abandoned Buildings in Texas That Want to Spook You

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property.

You think your ex’s text messages are haunted? Try wandering into some of these decrepit Texas relics, doors swinging, echoes trailing off into darkness, skeletons of forgotten dreams strewn behind rotting walls. Perhaps a ghost or two? Cue the dramatic lightning.

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Forgotten Texas Buildings That are Frozen in Time

These forgotten Texas buildings aren’t just spooky, they're historic. They’ve survived floods, fires, and enough neglect to make you question your life choices. Some are official historic landmarks in Texas (protecting them from total collapse), while others are racing against the clock, decaying full of stories and cobwebs.

Take a look at these creepy buildings in Texas that scream haunted adventures.

Don’t Do Anything I Wouldn’t Do

Whether you’re ghost hunting, urban exploring, or just trying to take creepy Instagram photos, these abandoned Texas buildings give “vacation” a whole new meaning. I suggest that you bring a buddy, avoid the rattlesnakes, and make sure you can legally explore these forgotten Texas buildings. Trespassing is a crime, so explore responsibly.

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Speaking of haunted places, if you're ghost hunting, you might be able to snag a spirit or two in one of these Texas towns.