This week on hometown ghost stories.

If you ask someone from Oklahoma to show you a haunted location, they'll most likely point you to the town of Guthrie.

Perhaps it's the bluebells saloon you'll end up at, where the ghosts of the lawless past are thought to linger.

There's a section of a graveyard strictly for outlaws, which is where you'll find the tombstone

for Elmer McCurdy, whose tale is stranger than most.

And you can always rest at the Stone Lion Inn, which is considered one of the most

abnormally active locations in all of Oklahoma.

This is hometown ghost stories, Guthrie, Oklahoma.

Hometown Ghost Stories contains serious and often distressing events and is not intended for all audiences.

Viewer discretion is advised.

Regina. Regina! Regina! Grogly, Regina opened her eyes, her mind slow to catch up with her

surroundings. The room was quiet, save for the faint

creaks and groans of the old inn settling around them. What is it? Regina mumbled, pushing herself

up on one elbow, squinting at her friend who was standing near the door. Janet's face was pale, her expression wide-eyed.

I heard something, a kid running back and forth down the hallway. Regina frowned. It's probably just

the place settling. But Janet wasn't convinced. Her eyes darted to the hallway.

No, it wasn't like that.

It sounded like little feet running.

Reluctantly, Regina slid out of bed,

the chill of the hardwood floor, sending a shiver up her spine.

As they stepped into the hallway,

the atmosphere felt unnaturally cold,

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