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  Interesting and fun location for a nice day activity!

  Added April 22, 2017 by Kristen Whitt
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  First off, what's the point? I mean there were no activities and not to mention the gawking eyes of what I can only assume were the local drug addicts whom have apparently taken up residence just outside the secure gates of the hollow grounds. But ok, I can forgive that uncomfortable feeling and move on. But alas, my visit suddenly entered its fifth minute and little did I know the true nightmare was about to unfold. Nighttime had fallen upon the sleepy little compounds. To my surprise however, ''twas not the sleeping residents one had to cringe over. No, for I were about to embark upon something far more terrifying and sinister. The scourge that plagues ever great attraction in the show me state. I'm speaking of course about the homeless and alcoholic. What a fine mess this was. After all unless you're a real heartless bastard, it's rather difficult to ignore the constant chatter and numerous and often humorous ways in which one person can ask you for spare change. I think the highlight of my experience at lees summits fine attraction was not the deceased who inhabit there, but rather the living who roam the grounds. Desperately searching for answers and maybe even a brief sigh of much needed relief. All in all it's not the haunted place it's made out to be... Or on second thought maybe it is.

  Added February 03, 2017 by Lee Underwood