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Dec 6, 2012

During the first few years of statehood the community thrived. By 1909 it offered residents Christian, Congregational, Evangelical Lutheran, and Methodist churches, a graded public school, and the weekly newspaper, rechristened as the Oklahoma Hornet. Telephones and electricity were also available. The number of businesses numbered forty-three, including four...

Location Class: •School

City: •Waukomis

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Jun 20, 2012

John Marshall opened in early 1950 to serve the need for a high school in the ever-growing suburbs in far north Oklahoma City. In comparison to other high schools built by the OKCPS at this time it was considered the best. It features 2 gyms, tennis courts, football fields, and an auditorium. It thrived well into the 1970′s until the surrounding area...

Location Class: •School

City: •Oklahoma City

Photographer: •AbandonedOK Team •FriendlyMic

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Apr 30, 2012

This single-story building was built in 1968, was last used in 1996, and contains approximately 11,383 square feet of space. The building is situated on approximately 5.1 Acres. The former nursing home includes 29 resident rooms and 4 baths. Resident rooms are 10-feet by 17-feet in size.  Pawnee Care Center was a nursing home located in a small neighborhood. It...

Location Class: •Residential •Hospital

City: •Pawnee

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Apr 28, 2012

Stewart Metal Fabricators, also reffered to as W.H. Stewart Co, opened in 1934. SMF came to a sudden close in 2000 because their contractor stopped funding them. Currently the building is owned by somebody that wants to tear down these old building and turn them into apartments. It will be interesting to see what he does with it. Currently the building is used...

Location Class: •Industrial •Commercial •Railroad

City: •Oklahoma City

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Mar 9, 2012

Oklahoma’s three major interstates converge near downtown Oklahoma City where I-35 and I-44 intersect I-40 at either end of a four-mile stretch known as the Crosstown. The original Crosstown was built about five blocks north of I-40’s new alignment through downtown Oklahoma City. Completed in 1966, the original three-lane I-40 Crosstown was designed to carry...

Location Class: •Industrial •Commercial •Government

City: •Oklahoma City

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Feb 7, 2012

Even though Mount St. Mary’s isn’t abandoned, it does hold quite a bit of history. There is a whole floor that isn’t used, and, for lack of a better word and for our purposes, has been abandoned.  The 4th floor has been rumored to be home to a ghost.  ”Yes there is a ghost, A little old nun lives up here,” Mrs. DeNegri said....

Location Class: •School •Residential •Church

City: •Oklahoma City

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Dec 21, 2011

Established in 1953, it opened as a Steel Foundry called Dalton Precision.  Locals complained that Dalton would leave steel dust through the air that would ruin the paint on your car.  It was later bought out by Robert Evans in 1980. Other than that, there’s not a lot that can be said about Evans. It was an industry that produced oil drums back in the...

Location Class: •Industrial •Commercial

City: •Cushing

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Dec 19, 2011

Many people in Yukon, Oklahoma pass around several rumors as to the actual identity of the place.  Some say it’s an insane asylum; some say it was a haunted church.  Many kids today claim to know exactly what it is, but then again, they only go at night and assume the worst.  In reality, after digging through old files and asking the next door neighbor,...

Location Class: •Residential •Hospital

City: •Yukon

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Dec 16, 2011

Opening as a middle school in 1928, Sunnyside was built on donated land.  The piece of land that was donated specifically for use as a school.   The school was closed in the 1970′s due to low enrollment.  Since the property is no longer being used as a school there is a dispute as to the ownership of the property. UPDATE: This property has been...

Location Class: •School

City: •Oklahoma City

Photographer: •FriendlyMic

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Nov 17, 2011

The Walcourt building was built in 1927 by architect Joe Davis and builder Charles G. Beveridge and opened as an apartment building by its original owner, H.E. Musson. The 9,378-square-foot, two-story red brick building was designed in a Jacobethan Revival style of architecture. In 1982, the building was listed on the National Register of Historic places. At the...

Location Class: •Residential

City: •Oklahoma City

Photographer: •AbandonedOK Team •Billy!

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Nov 16, 2011

Not much can be said about this location other than it’s a nursing home that came under fire from the health board for possible abuse and various code violations. There are several articles on NewsOK.com that give a bit more overview. Whispering Pines Nursing Center’s closing leaves many in shock Residents of Whispering Pines Nursing Center and their...

Location Class: •Residential •Hospital

City: •Norman

Photographer: •AbandonedOK Team •Billy!

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Oct 1, 2011

October is “Haunted Heartland” month at Abandoned Oklahoma. With Halloween approaching fast, we figured why not do something special. So, during the month of October, we will be featuring the scariest places in Oklahoma. We are not ghost hunters, and don’t have any special equipment, but some of the places we have been do come off as pretty...

Location Class: •School •Church •Ghost Town •Hospital

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Photographer: •AbandonedOK Team

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Sep 1, 2011

Colony Public School in northeastern Washita County is the town of Colony,OK.  The community took its name from the Seger Colony founded by John Seger.  The remains of the Colony Public School occupies the former grounds of the Seger Indian School . John H. Seger was born in Geauga County, Ohio, February 23, 1846, and died February 6, 1928, at Seger Colony,...

Location Class: •School

City: •Colony

Photographer: •Wendi & Amanda

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Jun 19, 2011

This water park can be found in the small community of Oolagah, right off Highway 88. Oolagah is probably best known for being the birthplace of aviation legend Will Rogers, but is also home to this wonderful Abandoned Oklahoma place. During the 50′s and 60′s, the state was busy building lakes for water supply and tourism. Out of this massive project...

Location Class: •Commercial •Amusement Park

City: •Oolagah

Photographer: •Psychosaw13

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Jan 1, 2011

This eleven-story building was designed by Bruce Goff. It was built through the joint effort of the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce and the Tulsa Club. The club, which was founded in 1925, was the place to be for businessmen to make deals at lunchtime and show off their wealth at evening dinners. The building has 11 floors, which were dedicated to giant dining halls,...

Location Class: •Commercial

City: •Tulsa

Photographer: •Fiend

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Dec 1, 2010

Opening Thoughts with Psychosaw13: It is with great pleasure that I present to all of you Dogpatch U.S.A.  I first discovered Dogpatch by a suggestion from Chardonnay Mullin (a friend on Facebook) about a UE website that was Ozark area based. I had no clue what Urban Exploration was at the time. After going through most of the posts & forums on that...

Location Class: •Amusement Park

City: •Marble Falls, AR

Photographer: •Psychosaw13

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