Stacey Price, co-author of the new book “Haunted Sapulpa,” about the paranormal experiences of the town of the same name, will be at the local library selling and signing copies of the book. Price will share what she encountered while investigating Sapulpa’s historic haunts.
About the book: Southwest of Tulsa on Historic Route 66 sits Sapulpa, where Lower Creek Native American James Sapulpa established a trading post around 1850. With the railroad arriving in 1866, enterprise brought ill-fated characters, oil booms, bootlegging, and bordellos. And like most Western towns, mystery, murder, and turmoil followed. And so too did the ghosts—born of vigilante justice, racial strife, natural disaster,s and one of America’s deadliest train wrecks. Authors Tanya McCoy and Stacey Price hunt the paranormal in the historic haunts and catastrophic calamities throughout Sapulpa’s history.
The book will be for sale for $22.
