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BlogOklahoma.us: Carr-Bartles MillCarr-Bartles Mill
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BlogOklahoma.us: Frank A. Phillips HomeFrank A. Phillips Home
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BlogOklahoma.us: Great Western TrailGreat Western Trail
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BlogOklahoma.us: Oklahoma's First Commercial Oil WellOklahoma'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
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BlogOklahoma.us: Tom Mix MuseumTom Mix Museum
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