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The Methodist Episcopal Conference began construction on the building in 1925. A Guthrie nonprofit organization purchased the hospital in 1932 and named it Cimarron Valley Wesley Hospital.
In 1946, the Order of the Sisters of Benedict purchased the hospital and completed construction soon afterward.
St. Anthony Hospital , owned and operated by the Sisters of St. Francis of Maryville, Mo., bought the facility in 1964, renaming it Alvero Heights Hospital .
The name was changed to Logan County Memorial Hospital in 1974.
The hospital was deeded to the county in 1977 and a replacement facility opened west of Guthrie in October, 1978.
In 1982, R&T Properties, a partnership of local businessmen Ray H. Riddle and Hal A. Treadwell, purchased the former Logan County Memorial Hospital and its four acres for an undisclosed price from the Logan County Hospital Trust Authority.
The five-story, 55,000-square-foot building, located at 19th and W Warner in Guthrie, was supposed to be remodeled into 50 to 70 one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments but the project never got off the ground.
Head on over to the OKC-PRG’s research website to see live webcams from the hospital. You can see it Here.
I have heard alot about this place. very cool! I love your site! I hope you keep adding great abandoned places in oklahoma!
Yes, this AbandonedOK place has made the rumor rounds. So much so that a local paranormal team set up 24/7 live webcams so that the place can be constantly monitored for paranormal activity. If you’d like, you can check their webcams out at http://www.researchwebcam.net/
All of the pictures from this place is from the back side. The creepier stuff is on the front and inside.
Some friends and I took photos of this place too. I was so hoping your team had been lucky enough to enter but alas, it will remain a mystery. Keep up the good work. Love the site and seeing all the places you’ve been. And yes I agree the front side is creepier!
I demand to see pictures of the inside. Dont make me come down there and get photos, because I’ll find a way in.
Can I come? haha
Im glad to see this on here! I have been by that place hundreds of times! The guys that live next door are apart of OKC-PRG and think they own the place. They came and yelled at use one time and we didnt even step foot on the property. I would love to take a tour of the place!
I wonder if they would be willing to sell the property I have seen the building and would love to own it.
http://www.strangeusa.com/ViewLocation.aspx?locationid=57038
Some more pictures of Logan County Hospital.
OMG!!! I was born at this hospital inh 1970 when it was called Alvero Heights…
Kinda spooky!!!!!
OKCPRG does not own the hospital, check the public records.
Your hospital photos, are beautiful, thank you for sharing .
Thurs.Oct 12, local channel KWTV9, aired a segment, Haunted Guthrie, I may be mistaken on this one, The Old Sheriffs building, Logan County Memorial Hospital, and he infamous Stone Lion Inn.
Also, there is an article about the above online. It may be in the archives, but the video was on the internet this morning,
Me and a couple of friends went in a couple of years ago. We have some video of us going through it. If I can find the video I will upload it.
yeah,ive been inside this place around this time last year as a matter of fact, we got into the crematorium,then went inside the hospital only for a few minutes we took video and saw and heard things, then got out, when we got home we saw something touch someone, but they didnt feel it, its very spooky and haunted, dont really suggest going inside the hospital…
theshadowlands.net, go to oklahoma then youll see a full description on logan county hospital and it is down to a T…thank you for reading