Comments on: Central City Cemetery

By: Trenny

Trenny — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 07:50:57 +0000

@ Jasmine, can you please email me at trennylsimmons@Hotmail.com. We were there 2 days after you and had similiar and intense experiences. We would love to share.

By: Jasmine

Jasmine — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 22:39:50 +0000

I havent had the chance to explore much further than most into the Central City Cemetary. What ground I did cover was perhaps spoiled due to a sense of euphoria on my part and the many others that were also lurking for something to make their hearts beat faster than normal. Since of course my mother and little sister were right behind me, the slush of snow on the ground deemed a hindrance; I could not pay attention to my surroundings. I did however do a little exploring on my own, but I found myself drawn to the Knights of Pythias: Somewhere along, beneath a white tree that towered tall with a black bird perching over. We did not spend long there, but it was certainly an odd and neutral feeling. That is until we came upon the Catholic Cemetary. We walked along the path to the teepee brick structure. It also had an odd feeling and I could not pry my eyes away from it, nor find the strength to venture inside as my sister had. We traveled all around till, if I can remember correctly, we came to the very back and around to the front on a narrow path we hadn’t taken before. The path was covered in cacti of some sort, but the odor was overwhelming! It was an unbearable stench that appalled us as we left our current position to escape. It was not stationary for it had followed us till we had finally retreated from the cemetary. My Mother had felt the sense of someone following us, but I was sure she was just paranoid as we ducked into the vehicle. Meanwhile, we had taken pictures and video footage of our experiences through the whole area. Upon reviewing, we discovered faces with a purple luminosity and a few Orbs. Unfortunatly, I did not find the Masonic Cemetary and I would be much obliged if anyone would tell me what paths I should take upon my return to the Cemetaries. Also, does anyone know of the structure in ruins across the street that is by the townhomes?

By: Deb

Deb — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 04:00:15 +0000

I was at the masonic cemetary a few days ago and captured a pic of a man standing in the trees and you can see right through him. You could only see the upper part of him. I also captured a cat shadow on the tombstone of two cats buried in the city side of the cemetary. I have to agree…these cemetaries are extremely haunted.

By: Linda

Linda — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 23:33:32 +0000

I currently live just out side of Central City, the scariest thing I’ve ever seen in the grave yards around here are the complete and total idots who come here and disrespect the dead by breaking stones and racing their 4wheelers and dirt bikes around thru the place, how would you @%$%^#@ feel if someone rode a 4wheeler over your Mommas grave stone? I hope the people who have done this are ashamed, and better yet Haunted by what they’ve done. Shame on all of you.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 07:54:38 +0000

I have been to all the cemeteries in central city, none gave me a creepy feeling but did have serious energy flowing through them, this past fall i was walking through the main central city cemetery with my paranormal group ( mile high spirit seekers, you can find us on my space )it was late at night and as we walked along the path it sounded as though someone was walking to the left through the trees behind us as if following us also it looked as though the wind was blowing just on the left side….weird…. we plan on visiting again in the spring or summer will follow up with any further information…if u need our help with a haunting please feel free to email blacksunshine89@gmail.com and in the subject line put mile high spirit seekers…

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 04:57:18 +0000

I haven’t been back to those cemetery’s since the early nineties.They were old and creepy then and I’m sure they have aged nicely.I’m not sensitive to all of that afterlife stuff, but if I was that’s were Id go.I currently work just blocks away from riverside cemetery and wished I had a reason to just stop off after work and walk around.There is so much history in these places to be found.I still find them fascinating even though I can’t see or feel whats really going on.

By: Patti Annis Schewe

Patti Annis Schewe — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 18:08:18 +0000

I have been told by my father that his relatives are buried in the Masonic graveyard in Central City. Our last name is Annis. If anyone would like to go and research some of the graves their I’d love some information as I live in Kansas. If you could find the markers for last names of Annis or Hewitt that would be my relatives. You can find me at pschewe@kc.rr.com.

By: Ashton Barnes

Ashton Barnes — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 04:25:18 +0000

I visited this cemetary and you could immediately feel that it had more energy than any other cemetary i’ve been too it was wild you could feel a negative energy there

By: Erin

Erin — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 23:35:40 +0000

I’ve visited the Knights of Pythias cemetery dozens of times, in addition to the Central City and Catholic cemeteries, and I’ve never gotten any creepy feelings from any of them. I actually feel better after a hike through the cemeteries. I haven’t seen anything paranormal occur up there, neither, but I find I’m always drawn to the Thomas Hooper grave – he can be found in the Knights of Pythias cemetery, first gate, one of several graves surrounded by its own wrought iron fence. I don’t know if it’s because a 120-something year old aspen tree had grown out of his remains, or if it’s because his headstone is the only one that states he was killed, but I can never bring myself to leave the cemetery until I’ve visited his grave. Thomas Hooper was only 22, I wonder what killed him.

By: Mechel

Mechel — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 18:17:53 +0000

The Knights of Pythias is with the Masonic, I didn’t see a Masonic cemetary sign anywhere. Was that the Masonic too?

However, when we go to Odd Fellows Cemetary, there at the front is a black iron fence surrounding several headstones, one of which is a 15 year old girls there and to the left is a 90 great grandmothers grave that I always have a feeling of please come here. The girls name is PETARNED from what I can read on the weathered stone. Why I am drawn this this plot, no idea, but its a very strong feeling I have when I go to Central City.

There is also a new spot that has a small boy plot there with his pictures. If I remember right, he was two when he died.

I’ve got to go back and bring a tape player and see if I can pick anything up, I’m quite phyic and I had a feel like everyone was talk at the same time. We saw the teepee structure, had a small wheel barrel in it.

Well anyway, I really need to know if I was in the Masonic Cemetary