History

This story is as infamous as it is unknown.

Your next Oklahoma vacation or staycation could see you traveling back in time to the 1950s. If you're a fan of all things retro and vintage then this place would be the ultimate getaway destination for you.

If you're ever on The Mother Road and are looking for a taste of Route 66, make a stop at Oklahoma's most famous 1950s-style diner and steakhouse. It's two restaurants in one, a 1950s diner and a steakhouse.

This tale is more fact than fiction and features a real-life giant. A true Sooner State legend who was once named the tallest man in the world.

These out-of-date and utterly ridiculous laws are still enforceable in some places around the Sooner State and ignorance of the law is no excuse.

This historic theater in Oklahoma is one of the most haunted places in the Sooner State. Paranormal Investigators and amateur ghost hunters alike all agree, there's something otherworldly going on.

Great deals and ghost tales. This Oklahoma antique store is rumored to be haunted by several ghosts. It's a fairly active haunt that has captured the interest and imagination of Oklahomans and tourists alike.

The horrific history of this property along with the tragedies and misfortune that cursed the family who lived there is beyond haunting. The ghost stories and urban legends that surround this place are truly terrifying.

There have been several major Hollywood movies filmed right here in the Sooner State, including a few classics. We have a lot of famous filming locations in Oklahoma, but this one is probably the most famous.

This is one Oklahoma gravesite you don't want to mess with. The dreadful Witch's Grave has a haunting history and a chilling curse to those who dare disturb it.

Was there actually any gold in them/there hills?

Who established it has been argued for a hundred years, but we're close to knowing the answers.