Camp Creek Cemetery
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Host Kathy McKillip is joined by Nebraska City Historical Society board member Lucille Sharp to explore the history of Camp Creek Cemetery, a rural burial ground established in 1866 south of Nebraska City. Lucille traces the cemetery's roots to the area's earliest settlers along the Jim Lane Trail, its ties to the Underground Railroad through the grave of Barbara Mayhew Bradway, and the story behind its "Stranger Lots" — a section reserved for unidentified travelers who died far from home. The conversation covers the National Register-listed 1917 chapel, its individually wrapped imported brick, and how a century-old cemetery continues to be documented, maintained, and honored today.
Learn more at NebraskaCityHistoricalSociety.com or on Facebook.