Lucy Park
Location & Map
Address Details
- Full Address
- Lucy Park, Wichita Falls, TX
- City
- Wichita Falls
- State / Province
- Texas
- Country
- United States
- Coordinates
- 33.91738, -98.51537
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The Haunting
Lucy Park is a reportedly haunted cemetery in Wichita Falls, Texas. Reports tied to the site usually focus on a tragedy or violent past linked to the location.
Reported account from HauntTracker: cemetery behind Lucy Park - There is also a statue that's called "Little Sister". It's a statue of a young women and it is said that she died from a fever she caught in England when she went there to purchase items for her home after her marriage. If you go there at midnight and you truly feel sorry for her the statue will cry. - June 2008 Update: Although it has long been a ghost story, Flora Kemp was never engaged, never married.
She was on a vacation in Detroit, Michigan with her family when she died of typhoid fever in 1910. Even today, people visit her gravesite and put pennies at the base of the statue called, "Little Sister" which is a statue of a young girl walking down a staircase. It is said that she can sometimes be seen at night with a tear streaming down her cheek. The submitter to this update saw the tear once, and since has been back and hasn’t seen it.
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HauntTracker's public listing describes: cemetery behind Lucy Park - There is also a statue that's called "Little Sister". It's a statue of a young women and it is said that she died from a fever she caught in England when she went there to purchase items for her home after her marriage. If you go there at midnight and you truly feel sorry for her the statue will cry. - June 2008 Update: Although it has long been a ghost story, Flora Kemp was never engaged, never married.
She was on a vacation in Detroit, Michigan with her family when she died of typhoid fever in 1910. Even today, people visit her gravesite and put pennies at the base of the statue called, "Little Sister" which is a statue of a young girl walking down a staircase. It is said that she can sometimes be seen at night with a tear streaming down her cheek. The submitter to this update saw the tear once, and since has been back and hasn’t seen it.