For those who are looking to communicate with the other side, you won't want to miss the chance to attend a paranormal investigation with the ladies from Valkyrie Paranormal! Join us on one of three nights as we reach through the thinning veil to communicate with loved ones, venue residents and the always surprise travelers! 

This is for new and seasoned investigators. Bring your equipment if you've got it! If you don’t, bring your sense of adventure.

Must be 16+ to attend. Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Tickets are $40 must be purchased in advance via the Valkyrie website.  $20 from each ticket goes to the Moore-Lindsay House to support building restoration projects.
Check in: 7-7:30pm
Introduction and Q&A: 7:30-8pm
Investigation: 8pm-midnight
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Check out this spooky micro-exhibit on display on the second floor of the historical house throughout the month of October!  "Death Calls" discusses common practices involved in dealing with death in the early 20th century.  See an authentic traveling altar box for performing last rites, learn about ways of mourning a loved one, and explore tarot cards, tea-leaf readings, and other ways people attempted to contacted their friends and family on the other side.
The Moore-Lindsay House will be passing out candy and goody bags to trick-or-treaters on Halloween night, so make sure to stop by if you're in the neighborhood!

The museum won't be open for tours, but we'll be greeting trick-or-treaters from 5:30pm to 8:30pm on October 31.
Check-in at the Moore-Lindsay House: 6:30-6:45pm
Walking Tour: 6:45-8:15pm
Stories & Snacks in the Parlor: 8:15-9pm
Norman's own Jeff Provine will be leading a special Downtown Norman Ghost Tour starting at the Moore-Lindsay House! Take a stroll down Main Street and see the locations of several spooky tales from Norman history, and then finish up the evening in the parlor of the historical house to refuel with snacks and share your own eerie stories with the group.

Enjoy stories telling the strange side of our city's history:
​The barber still working the shop despite his grisly death 85 years ago, a gangster buried near his hideout just east of town, and the monsters of Lake Thunderbird!

This tour will meet at the Moore-Lindsay House at 6:30pm on Saturday, October 22. The walking tour will last about 90 minutes and covers about a mile on public sidewalks.
Tickets are $20, with a portion of each ticking supporting the Moore-Lindsay House. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

Masking and vaccination are recommended. There is no age limit for this event, but anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This isn't a "jump-and-scare" tour like a haunted house, nor an investigation, although guests occasionally capture an apparition in photos. All stories have been researched from interviews and public archives.
Looking for something not so spooky to do this month?  Check out our upcoming Embroidery Class or Soap-Making Workshops!