Mill Towns and Ghost Towns
Stories of mill towns and ghost towns.
| Aldridge: Sawmill Town Aldridge Had Sad History | |
| Barrels: Texas Sawmills Once Rolled Out Barrel Industry | |
| Bessmay: Sawmill Town Bessmay Gave Its Life To Fire | |
| Bronson: Sawmill City Bronson Also Had Status as Rail Terminus | |
| Browndell: Sawmill Town Now Only Few Old Foundations | |
| Concord: Hardin County Village Thrived On Cotton Trade | |
| Dangerous: Sawmills Deserved Dangerous Reputation | |
| Capt. Daniel Goos: An Early Lake Charles Sawmiller | |
| David R. Wingate: An East Texas Captain of Commerce | |
| East Texas Railroad: Rails Gave Life to Sawmill Towns of Long Ago | |
| Dead Sawmill Towns: Many Sawmill Towns Died Out In East Texas | |
| Evadale Makes Comeback From Near Ghost Town | |
| First Big Sawmill: Texas' First 'Big' Sawmill | |
| Fostoria Once Was Prosperous Sawmill Town | |
| Fredonia Rooted In River History | |
| Fuqua Hummed As Sawmill Town in Early 1900s | |
| Huge Sawmill Once Operated West of Lufkin | |
| Jasper Figures In Much Early Texas History | |
| Manning: Lumber Town of Manning Once Prospered | |
| Majestic Trees Towered Over Area In 1850 | |
| Mill Manager: Mill manager paid big price by dismissing ‘untouchable’ | |
| New Birmingham: First Iron Smelting Attempt In Texas Ended In Ashes | |
| Olive, Texas is now a ghost town | |
| Olive Ghost Train: The Legend of the Olive Ghost Train | |
| Salem Townsite Once Produced Lumber Boom | |
| The Sanders-Trotti Tram Company and the Gulf, Sabine and Red River Railroad | |
| Shellbank and Radford, Louisiana: Two Old Ghost Towns of Cameron Parish | |
| Steam Power Led Advances in Sawmilling | |
| Temple made mark on lumber industry | |
| Terry: Old Ghost Town Once Was Home To Great Pioneer | |
| Turpentiners worked hard for product | |
| Village Mills hangs tough after heyday | |
| Wiess Bluff: A Brief History of Wiess Bluff, Texas |