Johnsonville, Connecticut, looks straight out of an episode of "Twin Peaks"— old mill included. But unlike the small town on TV, Johnsonville has been abandoned for nearly 20 years.
Located on 62 acres off the Connecticut River, Johnsonville is up for grabs at $1.9 million. An eccentric millionaire with the funds to spare will find green pastures, old-timey buildings, and the former owner's mansion, which is rumored to be haunted by Mr. Johnson himself.
It's now unoccupied, with the exception of a caretaker and a security guard who keeps aspiring ghost hunters and urban explorers from snooping around the grounds. Take a look.
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Johnsonville, Connecticut, is the shell of a once booming mill town.
Established in 1802, the little hamlet became an industrial center for twine production.
A community rose up around the mill. Homes, a church, a store, and a post office insulated the town from the outside. It's unknown how many people lived in Johnsonville at its peak.
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