Cahaba, a town settled where the Cahaba and Alabama rivers meet, served as Alabama's first capital from 1820-1825 and remained the seat of Dallas County through the end of the Civil War.

These 13 Alabama spots could become ‘ghost towns’ by 2100, study shows. Updated: Feb. 09, ... Nine other small Alabama towns are expected to lose at least 40% of their population by 2100.

LIST: 5 North Alabama ghost towns Boyington was identified as the last person who saw him alive, and it was found that Frost owed him money — establishing a motive for murder.

There are more than 50 ghost towns in Alabama. Most of them were deserted, neglected or submerged. News 19 has brought you a list of 5 ghost towns in North Alabama.

This fall, get into the spooky spirit with a trip to one of these ghost towns in the U.S. ... From 1819 to 1826, the river town of Cahawba became Alabama’s first state capital.

In its heyday in the 1930s, the mining town of Gantts Quarry, Ala., had more than 500 residents and was lined with small, wooden company houses for the miners. Some people even lived in railway ...