LOCATION FILE
Skirvin Hotel
FOLLOWOklahoma City, OK
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A ten-story showplace hotel opened in 1911 by developer W.B. Skirvin, later a Prohibition-era speakeasy and long a social hub of downtown Oklahoma City.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Legend holds that a maid named Effie, kept hidden on the top floor after an affair with the owner, took her own life and her infant's; guests and NBA teams staying during Thunder games, including the Knicks and Bulls, have publicly reported footsteps, slamming doors, and a child crying.
VISITING
An operating hotel open to guests.
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