3×07 A Personal Ghost Tour of Fort Washita – Part 1
Sam and Geoff travel to Fort Washita for ghost stories in this two-part special of Tales Unveiled.
Sam and Geoff travel to Fort Washita for ghost stories in this two-part special of Tales Unveiled.
The Professor invites Sam for a walk through Sutton Wilderness in Norman to share his research on the area.
Re: Earth Refill Shop is Oklahoma’s first dedicated refillery with a mission to instill in people the beginnings of a waste less lifestyle.
Keeping closer to home, Sam and Geoff visit the Stockyard City district, a part of Oklahoma City they don’t normally visit. Cindy Scarberry from the Rodeo Opry Foundation was kind enough to host the interview session and brought Stefani and Greg to share tales of the unexplained in the district.
Conceived from a light-hearted joke about opening a snowcone stand to have more family time, Pink Elephant grew to include coffee, scratch-made pastries, and daily lunch specials.
In this episode of Tales Unveiled, Sam and Geoff traveled to Hinton for an interview with Art Peters at the Hinton Historical Museum about stories along the wagon trails.
In light of the State Fair not happening this year, I visited Eddie, Big O’s Pork and Dream, and Contrabandz Ice Cream Lab for fair-inspired food.
After getting a fortune from one of those old Zoltar machines, Sam and Geoff visit with Garrett Hartness at the Constantine Theater interview for the history of Pawhuska and stories about the theater.
With a full schedule, Sam and Geoff arrive in Bartlesville for various ghost stories about the town and visit a mysterious attraction in this episode of Tales Unveiled.
After visiting a cheesecake bakery out of state, Shoshianna Moore was inspired to start one in Bethany. Not Cho Cheesecake is a place along Route 66 where you come in with a sweet tooth and leave as family.
The journey for the third season of ghost stories, urban legends, and local history began on a dark, January night. Sam Saxton and Professor Geoff DeRoot traveled to Purcell to visit the McClain County Historical & Genealogical Society & Museum for stories about the country and a chance to see the ghost of Mr. McClain.