Thank you for the Kudos Michael! About entering, not exactly. It is patrolled by the Tribal Police and therefor is extremely dangerous to enter without proper permission.

Due to the limitations on file upload size, the small images are the best we could get from the photographers.

Next up... Six Flags New Orleans.... ;)

Thanks for the kudos and comments Stoney! Glad to see you're enjoying the site!

Hello all and thank you for all your great comments. Just as a reminder, the locations on this site are here for historical purposes only. Each time someone enters the school, it falls into further disrepair. I know that it doesn't seem like you are causing any damage, but each footstep causes the wood to rot faster and the mess harder to clean up. Please respect this location as well as this site. I would hate to see Abandoned Oklahoma have to censor our locations. I know you all understand and we thank you for your continued support!

Take a look at the post now Emily! I just created a map to help better illustrate the size of the campus.

Thank you ladies. I have fixed the error. Can you shed any light on why the home is named Preachers Wall?

Wow. $600 a month. Great stuff Billy!

wow. Such a shame. Glad you got it cleaned up and secured though.... So... what was in that safe?

Hey Steve. Thanks for the comment. I can assure you that when it comes to interesting locations, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What we find interesting might not be to another, and vice versa. So in the tradition of AbandonedOK, we put everything we find out there to the world to enjoy and share their memories. This location is actually a great example. We couldn't find any history on this place in any of the archives we are members of, and left it up to the comment section to do the work for us. I'm not sure if you are the same Steve that posted the great history of the location, but that is what Abandoned Oklahoma is all about. The internet is forever, and this location might not be standing much longer. We hope to help the memory of Dr. Henderson live on forever through these photographs. If you are uncertain about the laws in Oklahoma I suggest contacting an attorney, and reading "The Law" section of the site. Anyways, thanks for viewing and commenting.