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The Spooky Story of the Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie

In the historic town of Guthrie, Oklahoma’s first capital, sits the grand old house that is now the Stone Lion Inn. Built in 1907 by wealthy merchant F.E. Houghton, this 8,000-square-foot Greek Revival-Victorian mansion was top-tier for the era. The Ghostly Grief Here’s the twist: tragedy struck when the Houghton’s 7-year-old daughter, Irene, contracted whooping cough and was accidentally overdosed with medicine by the maid. She passed away. Fast forward a few decades, the ho

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Why Oklahoma?

Embracing the Weather, the Warmth, and the Sooner State Spirit If there’s one thing that makes Oklahoma truly unique, it’s our ever-changing skies. As an Oklahoma realtor, I’ve seen firsthand how our weather can shift from sunshine to storm clouds in a matter of minutes—and honestly, that’s part of the charm! Whether you’re moving from another state or just across town, buying a home in Oklahoma means learning to embrace the weather that shapes life here in the Heartland. 🏡

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