Ehrlich

Ehrlich is a ghost town in Skagit County, Washington, with roots going back to a small settlement and rail station originally known as Theiler's Spur. Around 1900, the community took on its current name after F. O. Ehrlich opened a shingle mill in the area, briefly putting the location on the map as a working mill town.

Very little documentation survives about what remains on the ground today. Visitors drawn to Washington ghost towns should expect little more than the quiet rural landscape of Skagit County, with any structural remnants likely sparse or absent entirely.