She sat quietly at a swing, enjoying what she was unaware were soon to be the final moments of her life, as a truck backed out from a stand killing her. It has been documented that the first death, was that of a young girl.
The land was developed into an amusement park in the 1920s, and it was not long after the park’s opening, that children began dying on the land. Years later, Clover Bottom became what is known today as Shawnee Lake. The Indians dragged him back and he was burned at the stake. Their third child, 16-year-old Ezekial was captured while out gathering supplies. In this month, Bartley and Tabitha Clay, children of Mitchell and Phoebe Belcher Clay, were brutally murder by the Shawnee Indians. In August of 1783, in the town of Clover Bottom, a dispute between the white settlers and Indians was sparked, igniting a literally red-hot, violent killing of the three Clay children. Oh wait, this is America – we do these things regularly, yeah? If this wasn’t bad enough, the decision was ultimately made worse, as the land was also home to the infamous massacre of the Clay family. The first terrible mistake made was the decision to build this park directly over a Native American burial ground. It has been called one of the most terrifying places in America, and though I am not one for ghost hunts and the study of the paranormal, I don’t doubt that some restless spirits haunt the eerie lands of this former amusement park. However, since I have been contacted about it so much recently, I felt the need to post at least SOMETHING about it. I plan to visit again soon – it was a very cool place and I hope to see and learn more. I spent all of 5 minutes in the place, but was on my way home. I’ve been contacted a bit recently about this former amusement park.
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