Haunted Places in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma



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    Old Fort Smith Courthouse

    Fort Smith, Arkansas

    19.8 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    The old courthouse that still stands here was the sight of many a death sentence handed out in the late 19th century - the hangings occurred just outside.  It is said that the ghosts of the condemned men still roam this area.

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    King Opera House

    Van Buren, Arkansas

    22.9 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Allegedly haunted by the ghost of a young actor who was killed by an enraged father who objected to the actor's intentions to elope with his daughter.

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    Fort Chaffee

    Fort Smith, Arkansas

    28.3 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    This historic site, now an Army National Guard station and training center, is reported to be haunted. The site, which experienced major fires in 2008, has also been used in several films, including A Soldier's Story in 1984, Biloxi Blues in 1988, and The Tuskegee Airmen in 1995. Elvis Presley ...

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    Cherokee County Courthouse

    Tahlequah, Oklahoma

    31.4 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Previously the city's hospital, the courthouse is believed to be haunted. Folks have reported the sound of the jail door closing when no one is there, and the sound of a hospital gurney being rolled across ceramic tile has been reported even though the areas have been carpeted or tiled ...

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    Chester House Inn and Antiques

    Chester, Arkansas

    35 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    The 1887 hotel primarily served railroad passengers and workers until the late-twentieth century. Now a delightful bed and breakfast inn with an adjoining antiques store, employees and guests staying at the establishment have reported many strange instances of paranormal activity. The place is rumoured to have been a brothel ...

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    McBride House

    Fort Gibson, Oklahoma

    35.2 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    This private home is now abandoned but its former owner claims it was haunted by numerous ghosts. She's even written a book about it. She claims that the previous owner and original builder of the house still resides there and is prone to throwing ghostly parties at 2 am. ...

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    Fort Gibson

    Fort Gibson, Oklahoma

    35.4 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    The legend of Vivia Thomas is told around Fort Gibson. So it goes, one morning in 1870, a soldier was found dead atop a grave in the nearby cemetery. When the doctor examined the body, he found she was a woman. Vivia Thomas had been educated and elegant, and she ...

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    Thomas-Foreman Historic Home

    Muskogee, Oklahoma

    39.7 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    This 1898 home-turned-house-museum built in former "Indian Territory" is said to be haunted by the ghost of former resident Mrs. Foreman, who passed away in the home in 1968. Its caretaker said he often looked up while working outside to see the apparition of Mrs. Foreman in the doorway watching ...

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    Pink House Restauant

    Wagoner, Oklahoma

    47 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    The 1906 Pink House Restaurant was recently painted green amid local controversy, and is supposedly haunted by a frustrated female spirit who is very much against change. During the initial renovations, tools and furniture were constantly moved around by unseen hands, and doors slammed shut of their own accord. ...

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    James Parkinson House

    Wagoner, Oklahoma

    47.5 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    The 1892 Victorian mansion is rumoured to be haunted, according to the current residents. Orbs have been known to show up in photographs, and lamps have been known to flicker for no apparent reason. In an upstairs bedroom, strange noises and ghostly voices have been heard. The current owner ...

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    Tilly Willy Bridge

    Fayetteville, Arkansas

    49.7 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    The bridge was demolished in 2010 or 2011; the map shows the location of theh former bridge. It is said that a woman in the 1970s drove off the bridge, killing herself and her children. Her phantom car was seen driving across the bridge, and her apparition has been spotted ...

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    Inn at Carnall Hall

    Fayetteville, Arkansas

    51.5 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Originially built in 1905 as a women's dorm, the building now houses a 50-room hotel and Ella's French restaurant. Witnesses here have seen the floating apparition of a woman in a gown, without a head or feet, and indentations on the bed as if someone were sitting on it. Other ...

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    Kiamichi Kitchen

    Talihina, Oklahoma

    53.7 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    The Kiamichi Kitchen, now demolished, was housed in a former private home. It was said to be haunted by a ghost called George who would turn the lights and the radio on and off and make noises late at night.

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    Opossum Walk Cemetery

    Hartman, Arkansas

    61.7 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Opossum Walk Cemetery is reported to have gates that are hot to the touch, even in winter, and witnesses have heard footsteps walking behind them and seen apparitions out of the corner of their eye.

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    Lick Skillet Lane

    Waldron, Arkansas

    64.2 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    There have been ghost sightings on this road hitchhiking. Do not stop or you may get hurt. Its not a real person and you will have a feeling that you are being watched. I traveled down that road didn't see anything but I felt a presence. The reason why it ...

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    Peel Mansion

    Bentonville, Arkansas

    67.3 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    This historic mansion, built by Samuel Peel in 1875, is said to be haunted by Peel himself and by his daughter, Minnie Belle. Minnie Belle is known to play the piano when no one is in the room.

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    Station Cafe

    Bentonville, Arkansas

    67.9 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Once a theatre, this building is now home to a restaurant called "The Station Cafe". Items are moved in the main dining room and kitchen, sometimes violently.  A ghostly figure of a man has been seen roaming the hallway.

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    Timber Ridge Cemetery

    Catoosa, Oklahoma

    68.9 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Locals have nicknamed this place Haunted Hollow. Legend has it that a Native American boy who was hit by a car and killed while riding his bicycle in 1989 is buried here. Witnesses say that his spirit, along with his bicycle, can be seen along the roadside. Some say they ...

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    Mary Jane's 1896 Cafe and Pub

    McAlester, Oklahoma

    69.1 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Mary Jane’s 1896 Bar & Grille is also known as "The 1896" -- and the place was, in fact, built in 1896. Legend has it that there were several deaths, including murders and suicides, in the apartment above it, and the resultant ghosts like to play pranks. One ghost likes ...

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    Radar Road Phantom

    Rogers, Arkansas

    73.4 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Locals have reported seeing a phantom horse and rider on the outskirts of the city of Rogers. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

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    Belvidere Mansion

    Claremore, Oklahoma

    73.9 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    Belvidere Mansion, built by John M. Bayless around in 1902, is a gothic-style brick home. Its third floor is a ballroom. In 1907, six months before it was completed, Mr. Bayless died of complications from appendicitis surgery. Mary Bayless and their six surviving children finished the mansion and lived there ...

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    All Star Pizzeria

    Noel, Missouri

    74.1 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    This historic building was a former pizzeria, but is now boarded up. People who drive past late at night have seen a white apparition standing at the windows, and while it was in operation, staff would report all sorts of various paranormal activity. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

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    Rogers State University

    Claremore, Oklahoma

    75.4 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    At night, students say, an elderly Native American man's apparition can be seen walking on the grounds. Also, legend has it that when the school was a military academy, a cadet died in a hazing accident, and he now haunts the college TV station. The former radio station is rumored ...

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    Pea Ridge National Military Park

    Garfield, Arkansas

    77.3 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    On the battlefield in the middle of the night, witnesses have heard musket fire and seen apparitions of soldiers from the Battle of Pea Ridge. Some guests to the site have reported a feeling of being followed by something unseen.

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    Basin Park Hotel

    Eureka Springs, Arkansas

    84.7 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    A haunted tour is offered here, and the hotel even has its own ghosts, including a young woman with blonde hair and blue eyes and a toddler-aged girl wearing pigtails and a yellow dress. Witnesses have also reported orbs and objects that move by themselves.

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    Crescent Hotel

    Eureka Springs, Arkansas

    85 miles from Sequoyah County, OK

    One of the most well-known haunted hotels in America, the Crescent hotel has a history that just requires there to be ghosts and haunts associated with it. And the Crescent has plenty. The site of a former hospital run by a con artist who had previously been convicted of practicing ...