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Massacre, Mayhem, and the Mystique of a Haunted Theater. Don’t mistake Tulsa’s seemingly innocent look for a shallow history. Beneath the city’s vibrant facade lies a dark past filled with moments of hope, despair, chaos, and senseless violence. The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre is a horrific chapter in American history that forever stained ...
- Skirvin Hotel – Oklahoma City. In Oklahoma City, the Skirvin Hotel is a classic example of grandeur and lingering spirits. There are ghost stories resonating through the halls of this historic business, and visitors frequently find themselves in the presence of the paranormal.
- Stone Lion Inn – Guthrie. Formerly a funeral parlor, the Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie, Oklahoma, is a silent reminder of a troubled past. Its Victorian elegance belies a spooky realm where visitors claim to have experienced paranormal activity.
- The 101 Ranch – Ponca City. Once a thriving cattle empire, the 101 Ranch near Ponca City, Oklahoma, is now home to ghosts and stories of the Wild West.
- Fort Washita – Durant. Durant, Oklahoma’s Fort Washita is haunted by spectral echoes of its military history. This historic fort, which dates to the middle of the 1800s, is thought to be haunted by the spirit of a Confederate soldier.
Welcome! The Tulsa Spirit Tour was created in 2003 by Teri French and was the first haunted history tour company of its kind in Oklahoma. Teri is the founder of the Paranormal Investigation Team of Tulsa (P.I.T.T.) and has been researching Tulsa's eccentric history since 1998. She is the Author of "Tulsa's Haunted Memories" (Arcadia Publishing ...
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- Tulsa Theater. Tulsa Theater, formerly known as Brady Theater, used to be a vaudeville house providing entertainment to audiences. The space went through a lot over the years, including being abandoned and almost destroyed.
- Cain's Ballroom. Cain's Ballroom sits in the heart of downtown Tulsa and is one of the city's notable landmarks. It hosted thousands of musicians and audiences over the years.
- The Cave House. The Cave House is unique in looks, but many mysterious things also lay hidden in its walls. Literally. Initially built in the 1920s as a chicken restaurant for people to grab a bite to eat during the day, it quickly became infamous for turning into a speakeasy at night.
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Join one of the state’s most active and entertaining paranormal investigation teams for a macabre and fun night out. Tulsa Spirit Tours features several unique ghost tours that take you through numerous haunted sites in and around Tulsa. On the flagship Party Bus Tour, you can experience two hours of chilling history and first-hand ghost hunting. T...
Few towns in Oklahoma have a richer history than Guthrie. In its early days, Guthrie was a destination for famous politicians, actors, activists, cutthroat businessmen and outlaws. These vibrant and notorious people left an indelible mark on the quickly expanding town. The classic Victorian/Edwardian architecture and brick-paved sidewalks that dist...
Take an eerie, lantern-lit walk through historic Fort Reno, including the fort’s chapel and surrounding cemetery, during a Fort Reno Ghost Tour. A very active fort in Oklahoma’s formative years, as well as a German POW camp during WWII, Fort Reno features a complicated history that has reportedly left many restless spirits behind. Believers and ske...
Witness history come alive after dark during the Enid Cemetery Tombstone Tales tour. In a horse-drawn carriage, you will experience the fascinating history of Enidas costumed re-enactors regale you with startling and disquieting tales of life and death in Enid’s early days. Past events have included tales of gunned down cowboys, kidnapped pioneers,...
As if the Gracelawn Cemetery weren't spooky enough in the middle of the night, Edmond Historic Ghost Tours brings your worst fears to life with a bit of period acting. While your tour guide embarks on a starlit, haunting rendition of Edmondcity history, you may start to feel goose bumps start to form. Just as the hair on the back of your neck stand...
Join the award-winning Bartlesville Ghost Walk, where you can get the scoop on Bartlesville’s most haunted places, during the month of October. From the shocking story of a traveling corpse to the tale of the legendary Bootleggers Liquor War, this tour will frighten and entertain the whole family. Based on historical research by the Bartlesville Ar...
The tours began as bus/trolley tour around Tulsa and have grown to include walking tours, pub crawls, Creepy Christmas light tours and haunted travels to out of town destinations! They are rich in history and dipped with stories that will leave you curious and entertained. Originally named "Tulsa Ghost Tours" it was constructed by Teri French ...
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Jul 18, 2023 · 1. Cherokee Strip Museum, Alva. First on our list is the Cherokee Strip Musem, one of Oklahoma’s scariest and haunted places, located close to an area known as “No Man’s Land”. The lurking entities are the ghosts of botched patients from the former 1932 hospital building, which was there before the museum.
