Ghost Town Mysteries

• Ghost Town Mysteries: the lonely church of Cassiar, B.C.

  For decades, the biggest population centre in B.C.'s extreme north was Cassiar - and then one day, the town disappeared.

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  May 26, 2016
  
• Ghost Town Mysteries: The cenotaph of Phoenix, B.C.

  Why is a World War I memorial the only thing left standing in a long-abandoned Kootenay town?

  Aug 28, 2014
  
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• Ghost Town Mysteries: Bradian, B.C. ghost town gets new owners

  Just two hours from Whistler is the ghost town of Bradian. It has power lines, phone lines, and the 50 acre site is already zoned rural residential. And it can be yours for under a million dollars.

  Aug 19, 2014
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• Ghost Town Mysteries: The 30-year slumber of Kitsault, B.C.

  Why is the town of Kitsault staying closed, but the mine it was created for re-opening?

  Jul 30, 2014
• Ghost Town Mysteries: The “stolen” light bulbs of Anyox, B.C.

  Why are there old lightbulbs around the ghost town of Anyox with the word "STOLEN" stamped on them?

  Jul 25, 2014
• Ghost Town Mysteries: The swimming pool of Mount Sheer, B.C.

  What are the remains of a giant outdoor swimming pool doing in a forest miles from Britannia Beach?

  Jun 27, 2014
• Ghost Town Mysteries: The old trolley buses of Sandon, B.C.

  Why are eight Vancouver trolley buses sitting in an abandoned town in the middle of the Kootenays?

  Jun 24, 2014