Haunted Oklahoma City
Haunted Oklahoma City by Jeff Provine, published by Arcadia Publishing in October 2016, explores the intriguing and eerie stories that linger in Oklahoma City’s history. This 146-page book delves into the city’s rich heritage, revealing tales that are often whispered in the shadows. Readers will encounter spectral figures, such as a woman seen in the Overholser Mansion and the ghost of a notorious mobster at Gabriella’s, providing a glimpse into the supernatural elements that intertwine with the city’s past.
In this edition, Provine and co-author Tanya McCoy present a collection of curious and creepy narratives that highlight the intersection of history and the supernatural. The book covers various aspects of Oklahoma City’s local lore, including its historical figures and haunted locations. With a focus on both the body and spirit, this work invites readers to explore the mysteries that define the Sooner State capital, making it a compelling addition for those interested in history and the supernatural.
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Oklahoma City boasts a rich heritage of gumption and perseverance, but there are many tales only whispered from shadows. A spectral woman may be seen in the upper window of the Overholser Mansion, looking for her long-lost love. The spirit of one of Oklahoma s feistiest leaders is said to dwell in the Governor s Mansion, where he trips guests on the stairs. Perhaps still thirsty for the drink a fatal gunshot interrupted, the ghost of a cheating mobster rattles the glasses at Gabriella s off Route 66. Jeff Provine and Tanya McCoy uncover the curious and creepy tales of the Sooner State capital.”
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