History

Take a tour of this historic and haunted Civil War-era Fort and cemetery right here in Oklahoma! Not only can you experience and see history up close, but there's a good chance you'll also get to experience the paranormal! It's home to one of the most famous ghosts in the Sooner State!

Ever heard of water pie? It's weird but it's good.

AI will probably overtake the world... Have we learned nothing from Terminator?

If you're looking for the most active and terrifying paranormal places in the Sooner State, look no further than this allegedly haunted museum located in N.W. Oklahoma. The ghosts of the past are very much present.

If two people live there, it's still a town in Oklahoma.

Louis "Bud" Abernathy and Temple "Temp" Abernathy were two boys from Frederick, Oklahoma, and were known to take many adventures across the country with just the two of them.

Learn what it took to be an Oklahoma fur trader way back in the 1800s, your kids will love this.

Nearly 100 years ago, the country saw one of the worst economic disasters along with an absolute nightmare of environmental changes. If we suffered another Dust Bowl Era, do you think you'd survive?

You won't believe what lies beneath this SWOK lake.

This beautiful and historic playhouse in Oklahoma is as well known for its haunting as its history. There are all kinds of strange and unusual phenomena that occur here and people have even reported hearing and seeing ghosts.

Catch a show as they did 100 years ago.

There's a lot of history in Oklahoma! And one Oklahoma restaurant recently established itself inside the state's first ever grain elevator in Edmond, Oklahoma.