The Abandoned School In Oklahoma You'll Want To Stay Far Away From
Ashley
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There are so many cool abandoned places in Oklahoma to explore. From dilapidated amusement parks to old schools and deserted ghost towns, there’s no telling what you’ll find while exploring these spots. However, there are some places that can be dangerous, and we found Chilocco Indian School, an abandoned school in Oklahoma that was used as a biological weapons test site in 2018 that you’ll want to stay far away from. Here’s a look at all the details we know:
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Is anyone else wondering what happens if they don’t handle the chemicals appropriately? These days, the school is used as a training ground for federal police. Do not visit. It is not open to the public. This is one of those things you’ve got to admire from afar, unfortunately. Have you ever heard of the Chilocco Indian School in Oklahoma before? Let us know your thoughts on it in the comments.
Of the many abandoned schools in Oklahoma (more than 70 exist) this may be the creepiest of them all. If you would like to hit the road and visit an abandoned place where there are no hazardous chemicals, check out this cool, abandoned missile silo in Altus.
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What are some interesting abandoned places in Oklahoma?
Some interesting abandoned places in Oklahoma include:
- Ingalls
- Lenora
- Picher
Oklahoma is home to plenty of abandoned places, ghost towns, and other derelict locales. To this day, you can check out quite a few of them, like the ghost town of Ingalls. Ingalls was settled in 1889, but its heyday didn’t last very long at all. At most, it had around 150 residents, and over the years, folks simply left. Nowadays, you can find some of its old buildings left over. Speaking of ghost towns, there are also places like Lenora and, of course, Picher – a town that is literally toxic. And we mean literally; folks were evacuated from the town thanks to toxic mining materials underground and in the water supply. Some folks hung on, stubbornly refusing to leave when asked to until an EF4 tornado ravaged what was left in 2008. For more information about these and a few other abandoned places in Oklahoma, check out this article!
Where are some creepy places in Oklahoma?
Some creepy places in Oklahoma include:
- Masonic Boys' Home
- Constantine Theater
- Poncan Theater
Oklahoma is home to plenty of truly creepy places. According to some, it’s got a fair share of haunted and otherwise creepy places scattered all over, and the histories behind some of them are truly eerie. For example, there’s the old Masonic Boys’ Home, in Guthrie, which was in operation in the early 1900s and might have been the site of a murder or two. It’s said that shadows can be seen moving in the halls, a woman who disappears is often spotted in rooms, and the crying and screaming of children are commonly reported. There are also at least two haunted theaters in the Sooner State; they are Pawhuska’s Constantine Theater and the Poncan Theater in Ponca City. One is thought to be haunted by the daughter of the original owner, and the other is thought to be haunted by the spirits of Native American folks. Either way, they’re creepy as all get out. Nope!