Needmore, Indiana: Cursed Pyramid Ruins
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- Address:
- Old Hwy 37, Needmore, IN
- Directions:
- Nine miles north of Bedford -- or about 14-15 miles south of Bloomington -- on Hwy 37. At a very lonely stoplight, far from any others, turn southeast onto "Old Highway 37." The street sign is very tiny; look instead for the Crest Motel, Citgo station, Evans Grocery. Old Hwy 37 dead-ends four miles later at the abandoned park. Private property - obey posted signs.
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Scattered, overgrown limestone blocks are all that remain of giant pyramid that was never completed. It was meant to be a tourist attraction honoring the town of Bedford, "Limestone Capital of the World."
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Be sure to continue down the road about 1/4 mile, very visible on the righthand side.
[Heather, 05/23/2015]
We walked around the Cursed Pyramid Ruins site and saw plenty of limestone rocks, but nothing that looked much like a pyramid, except this replica near the entrance.
[Freyja, Rick, and John, 09/12/2010]This is in fact bs - it's a bunch of stone slabs haphazardly thrown on top of one another being drowned by shrubs and sticker bushes. We walked to the end of the outlook and down two sides to be sure; it looks as though the surrounding water ponds are filled with toxins as the color of the water is a very bright green. Kind of a wasted trip. The Pyramids at the front gate are still there, however, someone must have gotten mad about going all the way out there because both have been lopped in half, the top of each was gone long ago.
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Pyramid Park was an Indiana civic effort to boost the image of limestone, a local resource, by building an actual pyramid. It was mockingly given a "Golden Fleece" award by then-Senator William Proxmire as an example of wasteful government spending. That was in 1981. The project failed; all that remains now are ruins. Proxmire died in 2005.