Historic haunted places in Oklahoma City, 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.
Open since 1910, this is Oklahoma City's oldest restaurant. Staff over the decades have noted cold spots in the dining room that never seem to go away, a story recorded in the book…
Open to the public (restaurant; upstairs staff-only).
This 1920s building once held Dr. W.L. Haywood's clinic, and the lore says he still looks after the place. Staff describe bottles clinking by themselves, swinging light fixtures, a…
Temporarily closed for restoration (tours paused).
The city's first mansion, built in 1903, is linked to Anna Overholser. Tour staff and visitors have described a woman in a long gown, piano notes, footsteps on the upper floors, an…
Oklahoma City's oldest hotel opened in 1911 and is famous for Effie, a ghost whose legend even reached visiting NBA teams. Guests describe unexplained sounds, doors opening and clo…