Haunted Oklahoma: Stone Lion Inn, Fort Washita and Constantine Theater

The route begins at the Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie before moving to Tulsa’s Gilcrease Museum. The Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva adds the history of settlement and community memory, while Fort Washita near Durant brings a nineteenth-century military setting into the collection. The final stop is the Constantine Theater in Pawhuska.

Rather than treating every account as established fact, the episode separates the documented roles of these buildings from the apparitions, sounds and stories later associated with them. Together, the five locations offer a cross-section of Oklahoma history and show how very different public places can become lasting landmarks of local ghost lore.