Old Central High School

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Address Details

Full Address
Old Central High School, Tulsa, OK
City
Tulsa
State / Province
Oklahoma
Country
United States
Coordinates
36.16291, -96.02712

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The Haunting

Old Central High School is a reportedly haunted school or campus site in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Reports tied to the site usually focus on disembodied voices, screams, or footsteps and doors, lights, or objects moving on their own.

Reported account from HauntTracker: The old high school has been converted into a business (the local utility company). Since the conversion strange things have occurred: lights flickering on and off, files being moved, bathroom faucets being turned on. Late at night some workers have heard footsteps, and have noticed trashcans moved into the hallways, and even elevators going up and down by themselves.

Some think it's the spirit of Doris Dixon, a young girl that died in the basement swimming pool back in the 1930s under mysterious circumstances. The building contains stones engraved with each classes graduation dates. Some say, if you look at the stone for the class of 1936, you can see the faint outline of Doris's face.

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Activity Details

Activity Level

High Activity

What People Are Saying

Summary of visitor and community commentary

HauntTracker's public listing describes: The old high school has been converted into a business (the local utility company). Since the conversion strange things have occurred: lights flickering on and off, files being moved, bathroom faucets being turned on. Late at night some workers have heard footsteps, and have noticed trashcans moved into the hallways, and even elevators going up and down by themselves.

Some think it's the spirit of Doris Dixon, a young girl that died in the basement swimming pool back in the 1930s under mysterious circumstances. The building contains stones engraved with each classes graduation dates. Some say, if you look at the stone for the class of 1936, you can see the faint outline of Doris's face.