Haunted Seminary Hall
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"Haunted Seminary Hall" offers lantern-light tours of Northeastern State University's most notoriously haunted building every Friday and Saturday night in October. Tours run continuously from 7:00PM until midnight.
Haunted Seminary Hall
Phone : 918 931-2359 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : cowlisha@nsuok.edu
Web: www.facebook.com/pages/Tahlequah-OK/Haunted
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