LOCATION FILE
Hummel Park
FOLLOWOmaha, NE
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A large, densely wooded park in North Omaha near the Missouri River, opened as a city park in 1930 on land that earlier held fur-trading posts and is documented as a Native American burial area.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Long a fixture of local folklore, the park is tied to legends of drums heard at night, a set of "morphing stairs" said never to count the same twice, and other apparition stories; historians note the tales stem largely from its isolation and dense woods.
VISITING
A public city park, open during posted daylight hours.
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