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Showing posts with label Kansas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kansas. Show all posts

Kansas Ghost Towns

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Kansas is home to many ghost towns, remnants of a time when the state was a frontier outpost. These towns were once bustling communities, bu...

Silkville, Kansas

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Silkville, Kansas, is a ghost town located in Franklin County, Kansas, United States. It was founded in 1877 by French utopian socialist Ern...

Satan’s Tunnel - Hawk Point, Missouri

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Ghostly figures inhabit the dark recesses of this old underpass, or so many locals believe. The railroad tracks that once ran over the tun...

Black Tram Bridge - Blackwell, Missouri

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Formerly located along Upper Blackwell Road over Big River, the area around this bridge has long been described as “ominous” and “creepy.”...

Stull Cemetery - Stull, Kansas

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A crumbling stone church and a lonely cemetery outside this tiny rural community are the focus of a terrifying legend. It is said that wit...

Hutchinson Public Library - Hutchinson, Kansas

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The Hutchinson Public Library was established in 1901 and is allegedly haunted by a former librarian named Ida Day. In life, Ida Day was f...

Theorosa’s Bridge - Valley Center, Kansas

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Officially known as the 109th Street Bridge, this concrete bridge spans Jester Creek in a rural area about three miles north of Valley Cen...

St. Jacob’s Well - Clark County, Kansas

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Located about 36 miles south of Dodge City in the Big Basin Prairie Reserve, St. Jacob’s Well is a deceptively quiet pool of water about 3...

Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery - Leavenworth, Kansas

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Fort Leavenworth is the oldest continually operating military post west of the Mississippi River, and its cemetery has been in use since a...

LeHunt, Kansas

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LeHunt, Kansas was once a small town supported primarily by the United Kansas Portland Cement Company. Little is left of the town beyond ...

Haunted Hollenberg Station, Kansas

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Five miles northeast of Hanover, Kansas is the only remaining Pony Express stop still standing in its original location. Built on Cottonw...

Ghostly Theorosa Bridge - Kansas

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About 12 miles north of Wichita, Kansas sits the small town of Valley Center. Now having a population of a little more than 5,000 residents...

The Ghost of White Woman Creek, Kansas

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Winding through Greeley, Wichita, and Scott Counties in western Kansas , White Woman Creek starts in Colorado and disappears into White Wo...

Fort Scott National Historic Site, Kansas

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The old Fort Scott Hospital is now a Visitor’s Center by Kathy Weiser-Alexander. Fort Scott, Kansas , initially called Camp Scott and named...

Fort Riley, Kansas

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The site of Fort Riley, Kansas was chosen by surveyors in the fall of 1852 and was first called Camp Center, due to its proximity to the g...