Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum Halloween Celebration in Norman

Name: Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum Halloween Celebration
Start: 2026-10-30T19:00:00-05:00
Location: The Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum

Know before you go

When: Friday, October 30, 2026, starting at 7 PM (the night before Halloween)
Where: The Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum, 508 N Peters Ave,Norman,OK,United States
Ages: 18+ only
Type: Ghost Tour

Details

Come join us for IOKP’s official Halloween event at the historic Moore-Lindsay House in Norman! We’ll gather before the investigation at 6:00 p.m. in the Carriage House, located behind the main house, for cupcakes, candy, punch, and other Halloween treats and refreshments. It will also be a great time to visit with fellow investigators and share your experiences if you’ve joined us at this location before. Those who have investigated the Moore-Lindsay House with us can tell you—it did not disappoint! If you haven’t experienced this location yet, grab your tickets soon. Space is limited!
Step back in time and into the mysterious at one of Norman’s most beautiful—and most talked-about—historic homes. Built in 1899 by William and Agnes Moore, this Queen Anne–style Victorian mansion stands as a testament to elegance, history, and perhaps… lingering spirits.
In 1907, the home passed to Agnes’s niece Daisy and her husband Harry Lindsay, a well-known Norman businessman. For decades, the mansion witnessed the lives, celebrations, and hardships of its residents.
Today, it operates as the Moore–Lindsay Historical House Museum, lovingly preserved and filled with thousands of period artifacts. But some say the past has never truly left these walls. During this exclusive paranormal tour, you’ll explore the home’s ornate rooms after dark, hear about the strange happenings reported by staff and visitors, and use our equipment to see what might still be lurking here.
Tickets will be capped at 12 guests due to the space limitations. Ages 18+ only. A generous portion of ticket sales goes directly back to the Moore–Lindsay Historical House Museum to help preserve this historic treasure for years to come.
Ticket Policy: If you find you are unable to attend after purchasing tickets, please let us know and we will help you sell your tickets. If we can re-sell your tickets, a refund will be issued. If you do not let us know you are unable to make it, and do not show up, you forfeit your right to a credit or refund.
Please make sure to fill out your ticket holder’s information completely. We need names and emails for everyone attending in order to send out the waivers before the event. As much as we try to keep people arriving in groups together and investigating in the same group, sometimes that is not always possible due to size and other factors. If you are with another person or persons but did not purchase your tickets together, please send us a message to let us know who all is in your group and again, we will do our best to try and keep you together.