Charlestown Area Cameras
Ghost town · York County · post office 1888–1941
About Charlestown
Charlestown, also spelled Charleston, is a ghost town in York County, about 6 miles southwest of York and 5 miles south-southeast of Bradshaw.
History
Charlestown was platted in 1887 as a station on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad and named for Charles A. McCloud, who helped bring the railroad. In 1890 it had a general store and post office, grain dealers, a wagon maker, a blacksmith and a station agent. The post office ran from 1888 to 1941.
Nearby towns
| Bradshaw | about 5 mi north-northwest | County roads |
| York | about 6 mi northeast | County roads |
| Lushton | about 7 mi south-southwest | County roads |
| Henderson | about 7 mi west-southwest | County roads |
| Mccool Junction | about 7 mi southeast | County roads |
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