Langston's Western Wear - Oklahoma City OK Real Haunts

Langston's apparel store is housed inside a building that dates back to 1919 and originally operated as a dance hall and bar. Two ghosts are said to linger here, Patty and Rose, who are said to be trying to find one another. The 1920s-1930s women were taxi dancers and sisters at the dance hall when supposedly Patty got shot by a jealous boyfriend. This took place in what is now the children's clothing and women's boots section on the first floor. After the incident, Rose hanged herself upstairs. Lights are said to turn on and off by themselves, and an unseen presence follows people around the second floor. An employee even claimed to be shoved down the stairs by cold hands.

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