News Article  News Article  Stull, Kansas - The Gateway to Hell
The unincorporated town of Stull is a tiny community in Kansas,
about 13 miles east of Topeka. Settled in 1856 by people of
German descent, the town was built by God-fearing faithful and
consists of nothing more than a church, a couple cemeteries, and
some homes.  With so much religion, it seems odd that many
people believe Stull is one of the seven doorways to Hell.  The
legends revolve around the Evangelical church, built in the
Stull Cemetery in 1867. It is said that the church was built
atop (or beside) a secret passage that led to Hell itself.
Descending those steps meant you would never return, and it
would feel as if you were being dragged down. It is also said
that Satan would visit the cemetery every Halloween and/or the
spring equinox to visit his wife, a witch, who was buried there.
Other versions of the tale also include that Satan’s son - a
werewolf, of course - is buried there. Rumors persist of Satanic
and other occult ceremonies