The Stone Lion Inn, Guthrie

The flicker of gas lanterns. The flounce of petticoats. Weekends at country mansions. The spirit of the Victorian era lives on in the imagination and across the grounds of The Stone Lion Inn. Here, leaded glass still lines the bookcases and some tubs have claw feet. Built in 1907, the secluded mansion's corridors seem like something out of a mayhem, murder mystery—and they frequently are during its regular whodunits. This article posted in the Only in your state-Oklahoma site, calls this one of the most haunted places in Oklahoma. Featured on Ghost Adventures on The Travel Channel and Ghost Hunters on Syfy, this location is sure to cause the biggest skeptic to rethink their stance.

For all its Victorian-style trappings, guests are still free to eat breakfast at the 200-year-old French table. French-press coffee pairs with a different quiche each day and fresh berries in rum cream. From there, guests might spend the day reading in the library, practicing their pageant walk down the sweeping staircase, or gazebing in the gazebo until they're plum gazebed out.