Haunted Oklahoma

Established in 1842, Fort Washita was once the western-most front on the American frontier. The fort was initially used to keep the peace between the resident Plains Indians and the Native Americans

Overholser Mansion was built in 1903—four years before Oklahoma received its statehood—by a very prominent Oklahoman named Henry Overholser. He was a wealthy businessman and the first president of the chamber of

Mancill House was erected in 1918 by Howard E. Mancill and has served 14 families, two of which were headed by Episcopal priests. The house is of Middle European design, made of

Vina Rae’s Grill ‘N Graze is home to several past residents of the tiny town of Avard, Oklahoma (population: 34), as Tulsa Ghost Investigators (TGI) discovered during an investigation on Halloween, 2003.