Talk:BOK Tower
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[edit] Image
This image clearly needs to be replaced. The perspective is so incorrect that it makes the statement of the buildings height seem unjustified. Hschimke 21:18, 8 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Actual name
I did some looking, and a large proportion of sites, including many specific to Tulsa, list the official building name as the Bank of Oklahoma building. I lived in Oklahoma a few years back, and I remember when Bank of Oklahoma started to transition to the abbreviation BOK. Can anyone concretely validify whether it is bok or Bank of Oklahoma today? JeopardyTempest 07:48, 21 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] BOK TOWER HAUNTING
Does anyone know the facts behind the story of the Tower's haunting? During the construction of the tower workers heard the sounds of an Indian (possibly a Shaman) chanting. After construction was completed, security guards heard the same chanting. They traced the chanting to a specific floor...for years this floor was vacant because of the haunting.
