Antlers, Oklahoma Ghost Tales

To the untrained eye Antlers, Oklahoma is just another ho-hum little town where a lot of retired folks live. This is the impression most people get after visiting Antlers. On April 12, 1945, Antlers, Oklahoma was struck by an F-5 tornado that killed 69 people. One of the long dead victims of the tornado cannot find any peace. Her body was discovered in the top of a tree after the terrible tornado. It was very hard trying to recover her body because it had been impelled by a large tree limb. She was a beautiful young blonde that everyone liked. Now if Antlers gets a loud noisy thunderstorm in April,  
    the ghost of the blonde girl can be seen in a large old tree on the east side of the town. She says, ''Someone please help me'' over and over until the thunderstorm is over.
Submitted by Yancy

A
  young girl showed herself to me twice in three months soon after moving into my home.  If anyone talks about the young girl in my home she will show herself to them with anger in her eyes.  I noticed she harassed my husband the most.  She also hid things and would throw the things at my daughter around a month after the items were gone.  She also plays with my phone service at home and no one can call in or out.
Submitted by Cindy


In the daytime Antlers, Oklahoma is your standard United States municipality, but if you are easily alarmed, you'd better stay at a safe distance from
this town in the dark hours. Night hour is undeparted time here. Doubters don't trust in the local spirit tales, but not a hundred percent of the locals of Antlers are really alive.

These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.

A woman with the head of a goblin is sometimes made out nosing around in mailboxes at the stroke of midnight in Antlers.

A woman clutching her head beneath her arm is rumored to have been distinguished on a small number of instances at Beaver Creek on a dark night heaving bricks into the stream. Any which way, this ghost sure is scary; one that is rather not disturbed.

The spirit of a gentleman with half his head missing may from time to time be observed up on the highest spot of Parker Mountain turning toward the viewer. A number of of those who live here argue this ghost is possibly the undead ghost of a local who used to dwell here in Antlers. In any event, this is an unpleasant ghost that you wouldn't wish to encounter at midnight.



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