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Golden, Oregon, was a mining town in the 1890s near Coyote Creek in Josephine County, Oregon, about 3 miles off Route 5 (Wolf Creek Exit).  During its time, it boasted 150 residents, two churches, a mercantile and post office, and, most notably, no saloons.  Within about 20 years, the mine was dry, and today, Golden, Oregon, is a ghost town.

Exploring abandoned places has become a thrilling pastime for many adventurers and ghost hunters alike. Among these eerie locations, the abandoned haunted house stands out as a beacon of mystery and intrigue. With its crumbling walls, overgrown gardens, and whispers of the past, these houses invite us to uncover their secrets.