The Skirvin Hilton Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City, OK   /   1 Review
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1 Park Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

Overview

Professional athletes sometimes have encounters with the paranormal. Several NBA players have reported strange happenings when they stay here.

The owner and his family lived in the hotel, and his bad behavior may be responsible for the ghosts that haunt the halls. A maid named Effie is reported to have jumped to her death after having a child by William Skirvin and being locked up in the hotel.

People have heard a child crying when there wasn’t one on the floor. It seems that Effie and her baby may still be at the hotel.

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Posted in Haunted Hotels, Most Haunted Places in America and Real Haunts

One Review

  1. Effie_Isreal

    I stayed here for a week this passed June, 2019. The haunting is real. I stayed in room 703. My run in with the ghost or whatever it was has changed me forever.

    June 23, 2019 at 11:16 pm Reply

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