Haunted Norman, Oklahoma

Haunted America

by Jeff Provine

More than just a college town, Norman owes its persistent population of ghosts to a past rich in legend and steeped in murder. The infamous gangster Lew Murray still lingers in Brendle Corner, searching for his long-buried treasure. Patients who perished in a deadly fire at Griffin Memorial Hospital still roam the vacant wards, while the White Lady eternally descends the east stairs at the Sooner Theater, one of the oldest stages in the state. Author Jeff Provine undertakes a chilling journey through some of Norman’s spookiest haunted sites.

144 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 22, 2014

Reviews

[Ty Barnett]

I bought this book for the story on Lover's Lane. Its about a cop that murdered a couple and how that road is haunted. I really enjoyed reading the other stories in this book. It makes me want to go to Norman Oklahoma to see the sites.

[Denise]

While visiting the area I found this book. I sure wish I had picked it up prior to the trip. Such wonderful history along with the haunting information. Enjoyable fast read.

[Felicia Collins]

I bought this book for the story about Lover’s Lane a chilling tale about a cop who murdered a couple and the haunting that followed. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the other stories as well. The writing drew me in and made me want to visit Norman, Oklahoma, to see the real-life locations mentioned. A captivating and well-written collection!