If you travel to the town of Pawhuska, the Pioneer Woman’s Mercantile isn’t the only thing of interest to check out. One of the oldest working theaters in the state – Constantine Theater – is located on Main Street and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This historic theater is not only beautiful in nature, but has quite a history of hauntings. Keep reading for more details on this intriguing place that will haunt your dreams.

Constantine Theater was originally built as a hotel in 1895 but was turned into a theater in 1914 by C.C. Constantine. It’s located in Downtown Pawhuska at 110 West Main Street.
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It’s the oldest operating theater in the state and one of the most haunted places you'll find. After a big remodel in 1986, the theater was restored to its former glory and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The theater’s hauntings date back to 1905 when the newspaper documented a ghost sighting on stage during a performance. It’s now a widely-known haunted theater with at least one ghost, one of which is known as the "Constantine Ghost" – a former 1900s actor named Enrico Caruso.
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Another ghost often spotted is a woman dressed with buttons down the front of her dress. Keep an eye out on the inside balcony where her apparition is often spotted.
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Four different paranormal investigators have concluded that the theater is haunted, on top of the countless workers and patrons that have seen ghosts, strange noises, and paranormal activity.
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To learn more about the hauntings at Constantine Theater, watch this short 3-minute video:

Did you know about this haunted theater in Oklahoma? If so, have you heard anymore ghost stories about this place?

One of Oklahoma’s scariest places after dark can be found in Peoria, near the Oklahoma/Missouri border. Spook Light Road in Ottawa County has been haunting visitors for nearly half of a century when an unexplained source of light appears over the sky at different times and in different shapes. If mysterious phenomenas intrigue you, click here to read more about this spooky place.

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