- Centralia, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia
Centralia, part of the Bloomsburg–Berwick metropolitan area, is the least-populated municipality in Pennsylvania [9] It is completely surrounded by Conyngham Township All real estate in the borough was claimed under eminent domain in 1992 and condemned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
- Visiting Centralia: Pennsylvania’s Toxic Ghost Town
Planning to visit Centralia, Pennsylvania? Find out what there is to do in Centralia, PA, and how to get to Centralia, Pennsylvania's toxic ghost town
- Inside Centralia, The Abandoned Town Thats Been On Fire For 60 Years
Today, Centralia, Pennsylvania is better known as a tourist attraction for people looking to glimpse one of the plumes of noxious smoke rising from beneath the earth The surrounding forest has crept in where a once-thriving main street was lined with long-demolished stores
- Centralia: The ghost town of Silent Hill that will burn for 250 years
Centralia’s legacy extends beyond its eerie streets and smoldering ruins; it partially inspired the 2006 horror movie Silent Hill While the film’s fictional setting is in West Virginia, Centralia’s abandoned appearance, ominous fog, and ever-burning fire served as key inspirations
- Can You Visit Centralia, PA? What to Know Before You Go
The former mining town of Centralia, Penn , has a history that's enough to give anyone nightmares The eeriness of Centralia, abandoned since the early 1990s, even inspired the 2006 horror film Silent Hill A fire has been burning in a coal mine under the now-abandoned town since 1962
- Centralia PA Mine Fire - Photos History Visiting
See pictures, explore history, and visit Centralia Pennsylvania
- Inside Centralia, the Pennsylvania Town That Has Been Burning for 60 . . .
Founded in 1866 by mining engineer Alexander Rae, Centralia is a borough in the northeastern Pennsylvania mountains
- The Rise and Fall of Centralia | PAs Toxic Ghost Town
Centralia is a once-thriving small town in Columbia County, PA that was abandoned because of a mine fire burning underneath it since 1962
|