The One Creepy Place In Oklahoma That’s Said To Be A Gate To The Underworld
Oklahoma has some pretty creepy urban legends and adding to that list is the story of The Purple Church in the small town of Spencer, just outside of Oklahoma City. It’s known as one of the most haunted places in the state and is said to be a gateway to the underworld. Take a look at this place that you may (or may not) want to stay far away from.
The Purple Church is the site of a former church that was torn down and all that remains is the concrete slab and basement. It is called the Purple Church because it's decorated with Satanic purple pentagrams and symbols from spray paint.
If you head down Douglas Street in Spencer, Oklahoma, until it ends and turns into Wilshire Blvd, you'll encounter a road that looks a bit haunted. Look for the gate off to the side like the one below.
It's located on private property...so if you want to visit this location, you must get permission first. (The area is monitored, so we are serious when we say get permission.)
According to reports, the church has been the location of many Satanic rituals. Visitors report being touched and scratched, strange noises have been heard and many more paranormal events have taken place.
Most people are too afraid to go down the stairs, but if you muster up the nerve, make sure someone is waiting to confirm you make your way back out. After all the creepy stories of haunted things happening, it's always better to be safe than sorry.
Lots and lots of dead animal carcasses have been photographed, which supports the claim that animal sacrifices often occur at The Purple Church. Many who visit have reported an ominous feeling so heavy, they had to immediately leave.
Do you think you could handle visiting this gateway to the underworld? If so, you may also enjoy visiting this haunted road in Oklahoma.
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Ashley has lived in Oklahoma for 25 years and is the Oklahoma staff writer for onlyinyourstate.com. When she isn't exploring Oklahoma, she enjoys visiting the beaches of California.
