The Skirvin Hilton Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City, OK   /   1 Review
Book Now

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.

Map

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

Add a Review

Rate this by clicking a star below:

Related Listings

The Waverly Hills Sanatorium

502-933-2142

4400 Paralee Drive, Louisville, KY 40272, USA

The Haunted Waverly Hills Sanatorium Waverly Hills Sanatorium is chronicled on many of the “scariest places” lists by paranormal historians. Many experts place Waverly Hills Sanatorium in the top 3 of the most haunted and scariest places preserved. Situated in the southwestern area of Louisville, Kentucky the sanatorium is renowned for being the most haunted asylum in the entire world.  Rife with reports of moving objects and cold spots to malicious appearances of ghostly doppelgängers mimicking the visitors to the sanatorium themselves. The stories are astonishing. Read more…

Stuckey’s Bridge

Chunky River Watershed 47 Dam, Union, MS 39365

Permanently closed for traffic

 Stuckey’s Bridge is in Lauderdale County, MS. It’s been listed as being built as early as 1847 and as late as 1901. So that would mean at the very least, it’s 108 years old! There are many stories that this bridge is haunted. As the story goes, Old Man Stuckey had a hotel near the bridge site in the mid 1800s. The old man would murder his hotel guests, steal their valuables, and bury the bodies along the riverbank. He was eventually found out, caught, and was hung from the bridge. Read more…