Livermore, New Hampshire was once a thriving timber town. Three influential families known as the “timber barons” ran the affairs of the little forest town, and the remnants of their once-opulent mansions can still be found amongst the trees. If you know where to look, there are plenty of old treasures to be found in the foundations. Read more about the history of Livermore below, and be sure to check out the exploration footage for the forgotten town by YouTube channel “WeRmudfun” below.
This ghost town was established in 1874, and was abandoned around 1931.
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About 150 people lived in the town, not including the loggers living at the timber camps nearby.
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In 1951, the government bought the old town. Today, the ghost town is littered with the ruined mansions and belongings of the area’s old “timber barons.”
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Take a look at the footage of this abandoned town in the woods below:
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