Kansas State Capitol

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The early-1900s Capitol building, also known as the People’s House, is said to be haunted by a worker who died on the job. Local legend has it that, since town recods show the man was never paid his last check, as he had no surviving family, the ghost still works at his job. He has been heard hammering at night. Another spirit believed to remain here is that of a woman who committed suicide by jumping from the staircase. Ghostly footsteps and crying can be heard near where her body was found.

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Geographic Information

Address:
300 SW 10th Avenue
Topeka, KS
United States

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GPS:
39.04827801231299, -95.6780455113767
County:
Shawnee County, Kansas
Nearest Towns:
Topeka, KS (0.0 mi.)
Grantville, KS (6.7 mi.)
Silver Lake, KS (10.4 mi.)
Wakarusa, KS (11.3 mi.)
Meriden, KS (11.3 mi.)
Auburn, KS (12.3 mi.)
Hoyt, KS (13.9 mi.)
Willard, KS (14.5 mi.)
Lecompton, KS (15.2 mi.)
Perry, KS (15.4 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.kshs.org/capitol

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