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Golden, Oregon
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors — approximate location, not a photo of the site
Golden was an 1890s gold-rush settlement founded by religious settlers who banned alcohol and gambling; a church, general store and carriage shed remain as an Oregon State Heritage Site. Ghost Adventures featured the church in a 2017 episode. Visitors can walk the grounds.
Free state heritage site near Wolf Creek, with a volunteer caretaker at times. Pin is approximate.
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