urban legends

It has a long, haunting history and is home to one of the most famous ghosts in the Sooner State. Check out Oklahoma's haunted Civil War cemetery and military fort to experience the past up close and possibly the paranormal.

At first glance, this picturesque and friendly small town in Oklahoma appears to be just that and nothing more. But if you look below the surface you'll quickly learn that it's the most haunted town in the entire Sooner State.

This is one Oklahoma gravesite you don't want to mess with. The dreadful Witch's Grave has a haunting history and a chilling curse to those who dare disturb it.

It's one of the most haunted places in the Sooner State and the perfect paranormal staycation destination. If you're brave enough to book a stay overnight.

What is it about these empty and forgotten places that make them so unwelcoming and scary? In Oklahoma, we have abandoned and haunted houses, churches, schools, hospitals, cemeteries, and even circuses!

If you're into the paranormal and have been in the Sooner State a while, you've probably heard a thing or two about this place. It has a long and very active history of hauntings.

This abandoned Oklahoma schoolhouse has been the location of numerous rumored hauntings, supernatural occurrences, and paranormal investigations throughout the years. The frightening legend of this place continues to terrify.

It's one of the oldest and most well-known ghost stories in the Sooner State, the legend of Cry Baby Bridge. The terrifying tales and haunted history that surround this place continue to be told to this day.

Not only is the town of Talihina, OK. and the surrounding valleys and mountains prime sasquatch territory, but it's also the location for the Kiamichi Mountains Big Foot Conference. A 3-day event featuring subject experts, witnesses, authors, and even famous TV hosts from popular shows.

This abandoned asylum in Oklahoma is one of, if not the most active hauntings in the entire Sooner State. It has a long and tragic past and it's estimated that at 500 or more people died there throughout the years.

Oklahoma is home to one of the most historical and haunted theaters in the entire country! It was originally built back in the late 1800s and remains a very active haunting to this day.

Not only does Oklahoma have more than its fair share of haunted places and ghost stories we also have one of the most terrifying urban legends. There are tales being told across the Sooner State of a mythical monster of pure evil. This dark creature of legend that roams the forests is the stuff of pure nightmare.