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There are places in the Sooner State you don't want to go, like these five frightening haunted places. Learn more about these terrifying Oklahoma hauntings and why you'll want to avoid them at all costs.

Have you ever heard of this massive gas station, car museum, gift shop, eatery, and world-famous tourist stop in SEOK?

This historic mansion in Oklahoma is one of the most active hauntings in the Sooner State. If you're into the paranormal and ghost hunting this place offers the full gamut of terrifying ghostly experiences.

Uncover the captivating story of how the Wampus cat went from terrifying myth to beloved symbol in Itasca, Texas.

It's one of the oldest and most popular urban legends and ghost stories ever told, the dreaded tale of 'Cry Baby Bridge.' This Oklahoma haunting involves the ghosts of a mother and child who were tragically killed on the bridge and whose spirits have never rested.

Oklahoma has more than a few urban legends, myths, and monsters. The Sooner State is home to some of the most frightening supernatural creatures and mythical monsters to be found anywhere in the U.S. Here are the top 5 terrifying beasts.

This beautiful and historic playhouse in Oklahoma is as well known for its haunting as its history. There are all kinds of strange and unusual phenomena that occur here and people have even reported hearing and seeing ghosts.

It's been called the most haunted cemetery in Oklahoma. Better yet, it's one of the most haunted places in the entire Sooner State, period. There are all kinds of terrifying tales being told about ghostly encounters and paranormal experiences.

Have you ever heard of the Belvidere Mansion? It's a gothic-style mansion that was built in the early 1900s and is rumored to be haunted by its past owners.

This Oklahoma restaurant is known for 2 things. It's legendary chicken fried steak challenge and the female ghost that is haunting the place. If you're looking for an EPIC meal and a great ghost story this is for you!

This legendary mythical creature has been terrifying people in the Sooner State for well over 200 years, the dreaded Oklahoma Octopus. This freshwater fiend is said to be lurking in the deep of Oklahoma lakes.

This historic military post has a long and tragic record of terrible misfortune, death, and suffering.