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Historic Places For Washington County
Exploring Oklahoma History: Carr-Bartles Mill
Carr-Bartles Mill
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Exploring Oklahoma History: Frank A. Phillips Home
Frank A. Phillips Home
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Exploring Oklahoma History: Great Western Trail
Great Western Trail
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Exploring Oklahoma History: Oklahoma's First Commercial Oil Well
Oklahoma's First Commercial Oil Well
OKLAHOMA'S FIRST COMMERCIAL OIL WELL Nellie Johnstone No. 1, first commercial oil well in Indian Territory, completed April 15, 1897, by the Cudahy Oil Co., on the south bank of the Caney River. Site is 3.1 mi. N. W. of this marker. Oklahoma Historical Society and State Highway Commission 1963
#nrhp #oil #oil field #petroleum
Exploring Oklahoma History: Tom Mix Museum
Tom Mix Museum
The museum houses items from Tom Mix's personal collection, providing a glimpse into the life of one of Oklahoma's most colorful figures. Those too young to remember the man and his talent are sure to find his story as fascinating as those who watched him ride across the movie screen years ago.*
#cowboy #movie #museum