The Plumer Street house is near the center of town along the first part of the street nearest Maxwell Road. The 2-story house is the site of many tortured souls and has been the site of many deaths. From the house have come wails and cries of tortured infants, and many deaths are said to have occurred here. Thudding sounds, flickering lights, and an apparition of a woman with a baby have been reported, as well as many more unexplained phenomena.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- E. Plumer Ave
Maxwell, NE
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 41.0782996, -100.51913330000002
- County:
- Lincoln County, Nebraska
- Nearest Towns:
- Maxwell, NE (0.3 mi.)
Brady, NE (8.8 mi.)
North Platte, NE (13.2 mi.)
Gothenburg, NE (21.3 mi.)
Wellfleet, NE (25.1 mi.)
Hershey, NE (25.8 mi.)
Willow Island, NE (26.8 mi.)
Gandy, NE (27.2 mi.)
Moorefield, NE (27.5 mi.)
Stapleton, NE (27.8 mi.)
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My family moved that house on the lot 73ish this story if tolltal bull shit.
I disagree w Alex Hengen. He must have the wrong house in mind. I lived in that house for a little over a year. I went to 4the grade & part of 5th there. Miss Olson, my teacher told me things about the history of the house & how it was used as a boarding house for students who would ride their horses in from the country during the winter months. It wasn’t until a few years after we moved that I’d heard of the haunting stories. It all made sense then.
This home is falling in totally condemned. The owner doesn’t want anyone close to the building. Most of the building has rotted away and fallen in. Might as well take it off as a haunted location.
The house as far as I know isn’t condemned. It’s still standing and it’s owned by one of my family members.