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Guthrie Ghosts — Dust, Death, and Devils Walking Tour
100 N 2nd St, Guthrie, OK 73044
Research updated August 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Pricing is not published in plain text on the operator's own page; the ticket widget loads dynamically. Check usghostadventures.com/guthrie-ghost-tour for current rates. Comparable US Ghost Adventures city programs typically run $24-$32 per person.
Access
Wheelchair OK
About 1 mile of downtown Guthrie sidewalks in the historic Victorian district, starting at Honor Park; exterior-only, no entry to private buildings.
Equipment
Photos OK
Guthrie Historic District (National Register of Historic Places) · Blue Belle Saloon, a documented Prohibition-era Guthrie landmark · Old Santa Fe Depot and the 1889 Land Run
US Ghost Adventures, a multi-city ghost-tour chain, operates its Guthrie program under the local consumer brand 'Guthrie Ghosts,' with the specific tour marketed as 'Dust, Death, and Devils: Guthrie Ghost Tour.' Tours meet nightly in Honor Park, on N 2nd St in Guthrie's National Register-listed Victorian-era downtown, and cover about a mile of the historic district on foot over roughly an hour.
The route covers the Blue Belle Saloon, a turn-of-the-20th-century watering hole and documented Prohibition-era brothel; the Old Santa Fe Depot, Guthrie's original railroad station predating the town's 1889 Land Run-era incorporation, later used as a restaurant; and the Pollard Theatre, a historic building the operator says previously served as a funeral home before its conversion to a working theater. The narration situates these stops within Guthrie's history as Oklahoma's first territorial and state capital, founded during the 1889 Land Run.
Sources
According to US Ghost Adventures' own tour material, the Blue Belle Saloon's reported haunting is framed around its documented history as a Prohibition-era saloon and brothel; the operator ties reported activity to former madame 'Miss Lizzie' and to patrons the operator says still frequent the bar. The Old Santa Fe Depot's reported activity centers on a 'Harvey girl' waitress and a restaurant manager the operator says worked at the site after a restaurant took over the building in 1979. The Pollard Theatre's reported haunting is tied to the building's former use as a funeral home, with the operator describing reported activity from actors who have since died.
All of this is the tour operator's own marketing material, not documented history independently verified for this listing; it is included here as a description of what the tour covers, not as an endorsement of any specific claim.
A 1-hour, roughly 1-mile walking tour meeting nightly in Honor Park, N 2nd St. The route covers the Blue Belle Saloon, the Old Santa Fe Depot, and the Pollard Theatre, pairing Guthrie's territorial-era and Prohibition-era history with reported hauntings. No tickets required, just ID. An extended tour to additional haunted locations is offered by request.
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Featured stop; operator narration ties the former Prohibition-era saloon and brothel to reported spirits of patrons and 'Miss Lizzie's girls.'
Featured stop the operator calls the 'Old Santa Fe Depot'; narration ties the pre-statehood rail station to a reported 'Harvey girl' waitress and a restaurant manager.
Featured stop; operator narration ties the building's former use as a funeral home to reported hauntings tied to deceased actors.
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