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Ball Cemetery

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Springfield, NE

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Access is limited. Check hours, permits or bookings before you go.

HAUNTING / GHOSTGraves from 1869Historic cemeteryRESTRICTEDDOCUMENTEDLEGEND

OVERVIEW

A small, privately owned family burial ground in rural Sarpy County near Springfield, established by the Ball family with its oldest marker dated 1869; U.S. Marshal William "Rattlesnake Pete" Liddiard, an associate of Buffalo Bill Cody, is buried here.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

Visitors describe a tall, ill-tempered male apparition, disembodied laughter, and objects appearing on parked cars; the site is widely cited in Nebraska paranormal accounts.

VISITING

On private land; respect posted rules and daylight-only access.

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INVESTIGATION RECORD

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