Category: Historic Markers in Oklahoma
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Miller-Jackson Building: OKC
Hey, Friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to tell you about the historic Miller-Jackson Building on the Bricktown Canal in Oklahoma City. Let’s get started! History The Miller-Jackson Company was the largest wholesale tin and wood sellers in the region. Edward J. Miller and Jackson owned the…
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Pioneer Woman Statue: Ponca City, OK
Hey, Friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to talk about the Pioneer Woman Statue in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Let’s get started! History The Pioneer Woman Statue was commissioned in 1930 because E.W. Marland wanted something to honor his mother and grandmother. Marland was a millionaire oilman, philanthropist,…
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Legacy Trail: Norman, OK
Hey, friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, we’re exploring the Legacy Trail in Norman, Oklahoma which is located inside the Edwards Park. This mile-long trail in the heart of Norman explores the history of the town from colonization to the present. Lace up your walking shoes and let’s get…
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Santa Fe Depot: OKC
Hey, Friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to show you the historic Santa Fe Depot in Oklahoma City. Let’s get started! History The Santa Fe was allocated land during the platting of Oklahoma City in 1890. The current building is actually the third Santa Fe Depot. Each…
