What are the most famous Wichita ghost stories?

The story of the lost miner is quite famous. Supposedly, a miner got lost in the Wichita Mountains long ago and never made it out alive. His ghost is said to haunt the areas where he was last seen, still searching for a way out. People sometimes claim to feel a cold presence in those areas.

Yes, the story of the haunted hotel in Wichita is quite famous. Guests have reported seeing strange shadows moving in the hallways at night. Some have even claimed to feel an unseen presence in their rooms.

In Wichita, there's a legend about a ghostly apparition near the river. A young girl is said to have drowned there long ago. Now, fishermen sometimes report seeing a figure in a white dress near the water's edge. They say she just stands there, looking out over the river, and when they approach, she vanishes.

One of the more well - known 911 ghost stories is about a woman who was working in a building near Ground Zero. She often reported seeing a figure in old - fashioned work clothes in the hallway. She believed it was the ghost of a construction worker who had perished in the building collapse.

One well - known Wichita Kansas ghost story is about the Old Cowtown Museum. There are rumors of phantom cowboys seen in the old - timey streets at night. Some visitors claim to have heard the sound of hooves and spurs jingling when no one was around.

There is also a story about a ghostly Native American warrior. Legend has it that he rides through the Wichita Mountains on a spectral horse. Some say they can hear the hoofbeats late at night. This might be related to the area's rich Native American history and the spirits that are believed to still roam the land.

There's also the haunted cabin story. There's an old, dilapidated cabin deep in the Wichita Mountains. It was once the home of a trapper who went mad and killed his family. Since then, anyone who ventures near the cabin at night reports hearing blood - curdling screams and seeing strange shadows moving inside the cabin. It's a place that even the bravest hunters avoid.

The story of the 'White Lady by the Ruins' is quite famous. She's often associated with the historical tragedies of Tacloban. Many locals and even some tourists claim to have had an encounter with her.

The Flying Dutchman is a well - known seaside ghost story. It's about a ghost ship that is doomed to sail the seas forever. Sailors often claim to have seen it off the coast, a spectral ship with tattered sails. It's said to be an omen of bad luck if spotted near the seaside.

The ghost in the Sterling Memorial Library is quite famous. It's said that the figure is often seen in the restricted areas of the library. Maybe it was a librarian from long ago who still feels a sense of duty towards the books.