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Some Personal accounts of people living in Earlsboro taken from Ghosts Of America.
I live in Earlsboro and YES it is very creepy. The house i live in sits on a burned down hotel and i often find marbles and other burned toys of kids that died in the hotel. It is very eerie and there is a field outside my house and its scary as well. – A fellow resident Of Earlsboro OK.
Submitted by Kay/Hay/Jay
An old railroad worker is said to be seen lated at night on a rail car holding a lattern. Supposedly you can hear it creek by, and hear him humming a tune.
Submitted by Merit Whitefield
There’s not one thing out of the ordinary concerning Earlsboro, Oklahoma while the sun shines, but when the sun has gone below the horizon you might observe some scary things. The ghosts of this settlement don’t leave anyone unfrightened. People who have never stayed for a few days in this settlement will laugh and say it’s a pack of lies, but Earlsboro is jam-packed with undeparted souls just waiting to scare you.
The ghost of a security guard with a bullet hole in his forehead was noticed in the middle of Brier Creek screaming. The witness ran away right after she distinguished the spirit. Based on what the people who live here argue, this ghost is probably the undeceased ghost of a local resident who used to have a home here in Earlsboro.
The ghost of a guy having on an army outfit was seen at Audrey Crown Dam in the early morning hours trying to verbalize something. When the onlooker emerged the ghost ran off.
I love that old gas pump!
I dig #41 the bench in front of the store, It show how lonly that place looks.
Did the team encounter anything creepy?
I am not a ghost hunter by trade, nor am I a psychic, but I do get feelings when in certain places that are unexplainable. Earlsboro didn’t make me feel uncomfortable at all. In fact, while we were in the main street area, a group of ladies walking their dogs strolled by and said hello. The creepiest place I have been is a house on the dirt road that leads into Fallis, which hasn’t made it’s way to the site yet. I’m holding it out until October….*evil laugh*>:-)
I grew up 2 miles from there, iv ridden
a horse to that store a hundred times . Great town
Having been thru the town many times, it is certainly not a ghost town in the strictest sense. The video clip would be more enjoyable if edited down to half its present length.
Wonderful shots. Home of baseball great Willie Stargell.