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    Haunted Places in Oklahoma City

    2 cataloged locations in Oklahoma City, United States. Uncover historical records and field investigation details.

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    Overholser Mansion

    Oklahoma CityUnited States1903

    The Overholser Mansion, located at 405 NW 15th Street in Oklahoma City's historic Heritage Hills neighborhood, is an extraordinary 11,000-square-foot Chateauesque mansion completed in 1903 by Henry Overholser, widely celebrated as the 'Father of Oklahoma City.' Built four years before Oklahoma achieved statehood, the three-story yellow sandstone residence was Oklahoma City's first true mansion. Preserved in its original 1903 state with authentic furnishings, hand-painted wall canvasses, and English oak woodwork, the historic house museum is managed by Preservation Oklahoma and is renowned for gentle ghost encounters involving Henry Overholser and his family.

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    Skirvin Hotel

    Oklahoma CityUnited States1911

    The Skirvin Hilton Hotel, located at 1 Park Avenue in downtown Oklahoma City, is a grand 14-story historic hotel originally opened in 1911 by oilman William Balser 'Bill' Skirvin. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is renowned for its Art Deco and Gothic Revival architecture, lavish ballrooms, and luxury amenities. It is equally famous nationwide for its intense paranormal reputation—most notably the legend of 'Effie,' a young housekeeper whose tragic ghost is blamed for poltergeist activity, crying babies, and strange occurrences that have unsettled visiting NBA basketball teams for decades.