Historic haunted places in Enid, OK. Each page gives the ghost story, whether visitors can go, and a link to the site the story came from. The stories are folklore, not documented fact.
Performers, technicians and audience members at this former Phillips University auditorium describe a man seen in the balcony seats who fades from view. The sightings have been pas…
Operating furniture store; exterior viewable from the street.
David E. George died in a third-floor corner room of this old hotel in 1903, and some claimed he was actually John Wilkes Booth. People on the street below say they've seen a man l…
An Enid Symphony music director said he chatted on the stairwell with a short man in a blue work suit with 'George' stitched on it, who then vanished, and the elevator company told…
Staff at this children's museum report phone calls coming from inside the closed building and a freight elevator moving between floors on its own. Several people describe a man in …
Members of the Gaslight Players report footsteps throughout the building when no one else is there, which local tradition credits to Harry Alton from the mercantile next door. One …