Most People Don't Know This Park In Nebraska Was Built On Top Of A Burial Ground
Delana Lefevers
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Almost every little corner of Nebraska has undergone extreme changes over the years, particularly the towns and cities that have existed for as long as Nebraska has been a state or longer. But there’s one place that’s had a truly extraordinary transformation, and it’s not what you’d expect. Take Barnard Park, for example, which some call the most haunted park in Nebraska. This popular playground stands on what used to be a cemetery, and the history here will send shivers down your spine…
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Whether or not the stories of hauntings are true, the history of Barnard Park is well documented. Have you ever experienced anything supernatural while enjoying a day out at the park? Do you believe in the lore behind this so-called haunted park in Nebraska? Let us know!
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