Overview
The Stone Lion Inn is a three-storey mansion built around 1907 in the historic territorial-era town of Guthrie, Oklahoma, once the state capital, and now operates as a bed and breakfast well known locally for hosting murder-mystery dinner events. Its haunting legend centres on a young daughter of an early resident family said to have died in the house, possibly from an accidental overdose of medicine, with guests and staff reporting the sounds and laughter of a child, toys and objects moving on their own, footsteps on the stairs, a child's cough and a gentle presence, particularly on the upper floors. The inn embraces its reputation and weaves it into its mystery events. These accounts should be presented as guest reports and folklore rather than proven phenomena, and the story of a child's death handled with care. Current room and booking details should be confirmed from the official site before publishing.