Category: Historic Markers in Oklahoma
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Wells Fargo & Co. Livery Stable: OKC
Hey, Friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to show you the historic Wells Fargo Livery Stable in Oklahoma City because it is thought to be the oldest building still standing in Bricktown. Let’s get started! History By the early 1900s, Oklahoma City was becoming a successful city…
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Oklahoma Publishing Company: OKC
Hey, Friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to tell you about the Oklahoma Publishing Company Building originally built as The Oklahoman building. Let’s get started! History E.K. Gaylord, Ray M. Dickinson, and Roy M. McClintock established Oklahoma Publishing Co. (OPUBCO) in 1903 in Oklahoma City. They paid…
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Midwest City, Oklahoma during World War II
Hey, friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to show you around the Midwest City Veterans Memorial which has a C-47 plane from World War II and signs about Midwest City’s role during WWII. Let’s get started! Signs with Transcriptions Each sign has been transcribed below the photo!…
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Meet the Woman Who Designed Oklahoma’s State Flag: Louise Funk Fluke
Hey, friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to show you the historic marker for the woman who designed the state flag of Oklahoma, Louise Funk Fluke. Let’s get started! Who was Louise Funk Fluke? Louise Funk Fluke was born in Van Bren, Arkansas to R.W. and Trimmier…
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