Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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The Henry and Anna Overholser Mansion, built in 1903 for one of Oklahoma City's early developers, is a historic house museum of the Oklahoma Historical Society. It hosts annual History and Haunts ghost tours in October that visit areas where staff have reported the most activity, such as the library, where people smell tobacco smoke and feel unusual cold, and the carriage house.
Historic house museum open for tours on a limited schedule; the October History and Haunts evening tours require tickets, so check the Oklahoma Historical Society.
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