Today on the Grave Talks, the spirits of the Moore Lindsay House, a conversation with Amy Pence.

Tucked in the heart of Norman, Oklahoma, the Moore-Linsey House stands as a proud monument

to Victorian beauty and possibly something a little more chilling. Built in 1899 by William

and Agnes Moore, this ornate Queen Anne-style home is witnessed over a century of life, death,

and transformation.

But have all its residents truly left?

Today, as the house operates as a museum,

strange occurrences continue to spark one common question from visitors.

Is the more Lindsay house haunted?

Join us as we explore the eerie energy and untold stories still echoing through the halls of this historic and possibly haunted Oklahoma landmark.

Today on the Grave Talks, a conversation about the More Lindsay House with museum manager Amy Pence.

Thank you, Amy, for taking the time to talk to us today.

You are the general manager?

Museum manager. Museum manager.

That makes more sense.

General manager sounds like you work at a restaurant or something.

So here at the More Lindsay House, we are actually in Norman, Oklahoma today. This is

really a beautiful house in an incredible shape. So built around 1900? 1899. We think they finished it up

right in December right before the turn of the century.

So squeezed it in there.

Was this house always in this good of condition?

Or was there a time like a lot of old houses?

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