21. Project OklahomaHistory And CultureOklahoma In The 1930 Project oklahoma history and Culture Oklahoma in the 1930 s. The 1930 s brought Oklahoma and Link to oklahoma history from 19971998 Oklahoma Almanac. http://title3.sde.state.ok.us/history_and_culture/

Project Oklahoma History and Culture Oklahoma in the 1930's The 1930's brought Oklahoma and the nation hard times, but the clouds of the Depression and Dustbowl had a golden lining..... Farmers and other industries were devastated by the Great Depression and the low economic status was made worse by the Dustbowl. By the end of the decade in 1939, Oklahoma had passed through many changes and had been shaped by the many recovery and relief projects enacted to counteract the effects of the twin emergencies. People "made do, made over, or did without" and in retrospect they proclaim, "We had everything, but money." Dustbowl Great Depression First Person Accounts Native-Americans and African-Americans ... Events in Oklahoma in 1930's Listings of Related Lesson Plans Link to Oklahoma History from 1997-1998 Oklahoma Almanac. IIGS Library - Oklahoma International Internet Genealogical Society site for Oklahoma which includes links to Genealogical, Cultural, and Historical Resources, Listings of Libraries and Museums and Government and Public Records. Visit museums in Oklahoma for more information.

22. Category:Oklahoma History - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Articles in category oklahoma history . There are 25 articles in this category. B. Bridge War History of Oklahoma City. I. Indian Territory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Oklahoma_history

Category:Oklahoma history From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Articles in category "Oklahoma history" There are 27 articles in this category. The 101 Ranch (book) B Bridge War C Cherokee Outlet Chisholm Trail Jesse Chisholm Battle of Chustenahlah ... Claremore Mound C cont. Cowboy Hill (Oklahoma) D David L. Payne Devil's Canyon (Oklahoma) G Greer County, Texas H History of Oklahoma City I Indian Territory Ingalls, Oklahoma L Land run N Neutral Strip (Oklahoma) O Oklahoma City bombing O cont. Oklahoma Land Race Oklahoma Territory Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak R Battle of Round Mountain S State of Sequoyah T Tulsa Race Riot Halleck Tustenuggee U Unassigned Lands Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Oklahoma_history Categories Oklahoma U.S. state histories Views Category Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Create account / log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link This page was last modified 02:29, 12 November 2004. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

23. Oklahoma History Links Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History University of Oklahoma Deptartment of the History of Science Oklahoma Today Chickasaw Nation http://www.davisok.com/oklahoma_history.htm

Oklahoma Historical Society Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History University of Oklahoma - Deptartment of the History of Science Oklahoma Today ... Chickasaw Nation Created by webspinner designs Marilyn's Real Estate Revised: April 10, 2001

24. Oklahoma History Historic Oklahoma Oklahoma State History_ General history of the state. Southwest’s History Written in Oklahoma’s Boundary Story_ These two sections of Oklahoma—the http://www.archaeolink.com/oklahoma_history_historic_oklaho.htm

Oklahoma History Home State by State History Alabama History Alaska History Arizona History Arkansas History ... Wyoming History This page is a supplement to Oklahoma Social Studies where you will find additional material including history, colleges and universities, capital city profile, lesson plans, state government and more. Early Trails Through Oklahoma _"The first known trail of which any record is available within what is now Oklahoma, was a Spanish trail running from Natchitoches and Nacogdoches to Santa Fe." Learn about it and subsequent roads and trails. - Text only - By Grant Foreman - http://digital.library.okstate.edu/Chronicles/v003/v003p099.html Find a Grave - Oklahoma _Brief biographies of 206 'famous' citizens, many with information about their claims to fame, causes of death and burial places, and photos. - Illustrated - From Find a Grave - First Post Offices in What Is Now the State of Oklahoma _"There has been some question as to when the first post office was established in the Indian Territory; some of our most prominent citizens claim that prior to fifty years ago we had no post offices in this country, but I have gotten mail from more than one office prior to fifty years ago." This article was published in 1926. Students of family history might find it particularly interesting. - Text only - From J. Y. Bryce -

25. Oklahoma History For more detailed information about Oklahoma and it s history, go to Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department web site. The following 4 photographs below http://panamaliving.com/ok.html

(Placement of text and graphics may not be viewed as intended if other browsers or other resolutions are used) OKLAHOMA! STATE SEAL OF OKLAHOMA Centered by a five-pointed star, each ray contains the seals of the Five Civilized Tribes. In the center of the star are an Indian and pioneer shaking hands under a figure holding balanced scales, representing Justice. The star is surrounded by 45 smaller stars representing the other states admitted to the U.S. before Oklahoma. Oklahoma's state seal has a dark blue background. The large center star is white, the smaller stars are gold and the ring around the edge of the seal is gold. The letters within it are dark blue. STATE FLAG An Osage warrior's buckskin shield, decorated with pendant eagle feathers is the basic design. In crossed positions over the shield are an Indian peace pipe and an olive branch, the white man's symbol of peace. The flag is a rich sky blue. The word "Oklahoma" is white. The Osage war shield is tan, outlined in red, the peace pipe is white with red tips and the olive branch is green. O nce called Indian Territory because it was home to the five "civilized" tribes, Oklahoma was one of the last states to join the United States (1907). Oklahoma is situated in the southern edge of the Great Plains. Though most think of Oklahoma as being treeless and flat, this is far from the truth in many parts of the state. The area around Tulsa, located in northeastern Oklahoma, at the edge of the Ouachita Mountains with it's many scenic reservoirs and rolling hills, looks much like the Hill Country area of central Texas. Oklahoma has over 7 million acres of woodlands, so this cancels the rumor of the state being a treeless plain as well.

26. Oklahoma: History And Museums oklahoma history. History Resources Online USA History and Museums AIS Census Indexes Ancestry genealogy Census Records Civil War Research Database http://www.externalharddrive.com/history/usa/oklahoma-history.html

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27. Oklahoma: History History. The Native American Heritage. Oklahoma s Native American population is the largest in the nation—252420 at the 1990 census. http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/us/A0860123.html

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28. Oklahoma History And Statistics USA Today HOT SITE Who was the first woman mayor in America? What state first declared independence from England? Learn these facts and more through our http://www.postcardsfrom.com/fun/fun-ok.html

Proceeds support Postcards From America Week 19 - OKLAHOMA 30 NOV 98 - 04 DEC 98 Stamps Map Travel Tips Postcards All about Oklahoma Historical Note: "Five Civilized Tribes" treated rather rudely . . . Name Origin: Indian. ("Red People") Capital: Oklahoma City Governor: Frank Keating Population: Area: 69,919 square miles Statehood: November 16, 1907 (46th) Nickname: The Sooner State Motto: "Work conquers all things" Famous For: Oral Roberts Univesity, Will Rogers Memorial, Alabaster Caverns State Park, National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Pioneer Woman Statue, Cattle Ranching, Oil, Plastics, Rubber, Cotton. Top of Page All materials contained in this web site are the property of WriteLine. Next Week Photo Contest Who Are We FAQs Postcard Gallery Travel Tips Diary Excerpts Governor Letters Just For Teachers Postcard Geography Media Kit Advertising Options Subscriber Options Home Page Proceeds support Postcards From America

29. Collinsville, Oklahoma History History and information on Collinsville of Tulsa County, Oklahoma. http://www.greatertulsa.com/collinsvilleok/history.html

n the beginning, sometime during 1897, settlers from all over began to gather forming a community due to the fertile prairie and huge coal beds beneath the earth. The new settlement, approximately a mile east of today's town site, was named after respected surveyor and engineer, Dr. A.H. Collins. He was persuaded to move his post office to the new town site from his allotment located two miles north by the folks' promise to name the town after him. The Collins Post Office was established on May 26, 1897, then the name was changed to Collinsville on June 16, 1898. According to an article in Volume 1, No. 1, of the first Collinsville News issue, dated May 11, 1899: "In accordance with the court proceedings held at Muscogee, Indian Territory Northern District, on April 1, 1899, in which the petition for incorporation of the Town of Collinsville, Indian Territory, was granted, the same bearing Hon. Judge William Springer's signature." The Old Town moved to it's present location shortly after the Santa Fe Railroad was built during the summer of 1899. Present day Collinsville is at the intersection of hwy169 and state highway 20, and is located from 97th East Avenue to 145th East Avenue, and 126th Street North to 166th Street North. Highway 75 is four miles west of downtown.

30. Oologah, Oklahoma History Historical information on Oologah, Oklahoma of Rogers County, birth place of The Cherokee Kid, Will Rogers. http://www.greatertulsa.com/oologah/ohistory.html

Oologah, Oklahoma History Historic Oologah, the birthplace of The Cherokee Kid, known as America's Favorite Cherokee Cowboy, Will Rogers . Oologah is 30 minutes northeast of Tulsa on Highway 169 in northwest Rogers County. Oologah emerged as an Indian Territory coal mining boom town. It soon became a shipping point for coal mined in the area because of its location on the Iron Mountain and Southern railroad line. In 1906, when Oologah was still a town in Indian Territory, the Bank of Oolagah was built due to the need for a safe depository and other general financial operations. It was one of the first banks in northeastern Oklahoma. The only bank in the area for over twenty years, and it existed as a commercial building for approximately eighty years. Will Rogers said he told folks he was from Claremore because no one but an Indian could pronounce Oologah. The town's name is a Cherokee word meaning "dark cloud." Oologah (pronounced oo'-la-gawh) was also spelled Oolagah prior to Oklahoma 's statehood (1907) and still is at some historic buildings. On August 12, 1995, the 60th anniversary of Will Rogers' tragic death, his son, Jimmy Rogers, and actor Ben Johnson from

31. Oklahoma Audio Almanac - Commonly Referred-to Books - OSU Library Oklahoma politics A history. Norman, OK University of Oklahoma Press. Moments in oklahoma history About people, places, things, and events A book of http://www.library.okstate.edu/okaudio/okhistory.htm

Oklahoma Audio Almanac Commonly Referred-to Books There are times during my research that I refer to a number of Oklahoma history texts. Rather than listing all of the texts each time, I thought I'd gather them here for easy reference. Oklahoma History Texts: The story of Oklahoma . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. Goble, D. (1980). Progressive Oklahoma: The making of a new kind of state . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. Oklahoma politics: A history . Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press. Oklahoma Trivia and Fact Books: Couch, E. (1999). Oklahoma trivia. Nashville, TN: Rutledge Hill Press. Speer, B. (1996). Moments in Oklahoma history: About people, places, things, and events: A book of trivia. Norman, OK: Reliance Press. The Oklahoma Audio Almanac is a production of the OSU Library and Oklahoma's Public Radio. Index by Date Index by Topic Oklahoma Audio Almanac Home KOSU Home ... Comments Oklahoma State University Library, Stillwater, OK 74078-1071 Phone 405-744-9729 Contact Web Editor URL: http://www.library.okstate.edu/okaudio/ okhistory.htm

32. Oklahoma Audio Almanac - Steven Knoche Kite's Selected Vita - OSU Library US History Oklahoma State University. Fields of specialization; labor history, Taught ninth grade oklahoma history, Stillwater Junior High. http://www.library.okstate.edu/okaudio/vita.htm

Oklahoma Audio Almanac Steven Knoche Kite Edmon Low Library Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74078 kite@okstate.edu EDUCATION 1987 BA Broadcasting Production, Sales and Management Oklahoma State University 1989 Secondary Education Certification Social Studies, Geography, Sociology Oklahoma State University 1993 MA US History Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas. Areas of concentration; labor, agrarian and working class studies. Thesis: Kansas, Convicts and Coal , an examination of the Kansas State Penitentiary's attempt to mine coal utilizing convict labor and the resulting effects on the free labor communities in Kansas. 1994 Ph.D. (in progress) US History Oklahoma State University. Fields of specialization; labor history, agrarian radicalism and working class studies. Dissertation: After the Fall: a study of post-Populist agrarian political movements in Kansas and Oklahoma, 1903-1920 RELATED EXPERIENCE Taught ninth grade Oklahoma History, Stillwater Junior High. Organized community reading programs focusing on Kansas and Great Plains Culture. This program involved assigned monthly readings of Kansas history with group question and answer and general group discussion sections following each reading. Founding member, Kansas City Labor History Workshop. This group promoted regional labor history, provided educational opportunities for the public, conducted oral history interviews as well as organizing tours of relevant sites, and work involving historical preservation of such sites.

33. Early Oklahoma History Biographies Some of the men who have built up and developed the State of West Virginia. as published in 1905. http://geneasearch.com/biography/oklahoma.htm

Free Genealogy Data to Help Find Your Ancestors Search for Ancestors Net Zero ISP Oklahoma History Biographies These are biographies of early Oklahoma explorers, settlers, and other historical figures from early Oklahoma. On This Page Some of the men who have built up and developed the State of Oklahoma, as published in 1908 Matthew Arbuckle Cassius M. Barnes James G. Blunt Capt. Nathan Boone ... Stand Watie Source: A History of Oklahoma by Joseph B. Throburn and Isaac M. Holcomb, Doub and Company San Francisco 1908. Add your surnames Surname Queries Registry to connect with others! Online Death Records Posted by Visitors On GeneaSearch Research Online Find Surnames Locations ... Free Search for Your Ancestors See if your ancestors are there then decide whether to subscribe! Search Genealogy Today Genealogy Data Unique resources for your surnames. Genealogy Supplies Census and cemetery forms, books and CD's, needle art, and scrapbooking supplies.

34. Oklahoma History Books And Articles - Research Oklahoma History At oklahoma history Scholarly books and articles on oklahoma history at Questia, world s largest online library and research service. http://www.questia.com/library/history/oklahoma-history.jsp

35. Oklahoma History - E-ReferenceDesk Find an overview of oklahoma history and heritage as well as details on population, geography, and facts. Access Oklahoma official symbols, emblems, http://www.e-referencedesk.com/resources/state-history/oklahoma.html

e-ReferenceDe s k Internet Resources Guide Home Education Finance Health/Beauty ... Histories Guide to US Symbols Online: US Histories Resources Helpful Articles: Go Back to School and Reap the Rewards of an Education Campus-Based Vs. Distance Education: Twain Shall Meet The Intelligent Internet: Online Learning gives you the Edge US Histories ... Internet Resources US Histories Alabama History Alaska History Arizona History Arkansas History ... US History Oklahoma History Historic Facts and Overview Francisco Vásquez de Coronado first explored the region for Spain in 1541. That same year, another Spaniard, Hernando DeSoto, explored the area. Both DeSoto and Coronado were in search of the legendary cities of gold that were believed to be located in that region. In 1682 French explorer Robert Cavelier, Sieur de la Salle claimed all of the land drained by Mississippi River for France, including present-day Oklahoma. Soon after, French traders and trappers began to visit the region. In 1762, the land was ceded to Spain, but it was reclaimed by Napoleon for France in 1800 and sold to the United States in 1803 as part of the Louisiana Purchase. For the most part, this region remained in control of the nomadic native populations. No white settlements developed, and only traders, explorers, and adventuresome travelers visited present-day Oklahoma. The Adams-Onis Treaty of 1819 established Oklahoma as the southwestern boundary of the United States. This Treaty also gave the Panhandle, the extreme northwestern portion of the present state, to Spain.

36. Oklahoma History Timeline - E-ReferenceDesk Offers a chronological timeline of important dates and events in oklahoma history. Access Oklahoma official symbols, emblems, and mascots. http://www.e-referencedesk.com/resources/state-history-timeline/oklahoma.html

e-ReferenceDe s k Internet Resources Guide Home Education Finance Health/Beauty ... History Timelines Guide to US Symbols Online: US History Timelines Resources Helpful Articles: Go Back to School and Reap the Rewards of an Education Campus-Based Vs. Distance Education: Twain Shall Meet The Intelligent Internet: Online Learning gives you the Edge US History Timelines ... Internet Resources US History Timelines Alabama History Timeline Alaska History Timeline Arizona History Timeline Arkansas History Timeline ... Wyoming History Timeline Oklahoma History Timeline 16th Century - Francisco Vásquez de Coronado first explored the region for Spain 19th Century - The U.S. acquired most of Oklahoma in 1803 in the Louisiana Purchase from France - Adams-Onís Treaty with Spain defined Oklahoma as the southwestern boundary of the United States. - Fort Gibson was the first fort to be established in Oklahoma. - The Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole (called the Five Civilized Tribes) are encouraged and then forced to relocate from their native lands (by the U.S. government) into Oklahoma, known then as the Indian Territory. Thousands of native Americans lost their lives on the bloody marches to Oklahoma. - Set aside as Indian Territory - Remaining Seminole Indians (from Florida) move to Oklahoma - Western Panhandle region became U.S. territory with the annexation of Texas

37. Oklahoma History Colleges And Universities Our Database Currently Includes 25 oklahoma history Colleges and Universities. Additional oklahoma history Colleges, College City, State http://www.uscollegesearch.org/oklahoma-history-colleges.html

College Search State Search Oklahoma Colleges Oklahoma History Colleges and Universities. Our Database Currently Includes Oklahoma History Colleges and Universities. We're the perfect resource for high school students, parents, and anyone looking to go back to college. We maintain a database of 9203 4-year Universities, 2-year Colleges, Junior Colleges, Vocational Schools, Job Training Programs, and Technical Certification Programs. You can narrow your search by city or degree in the right hand column. Last Month's Most Requested Featured Colleges College City State University of Phoenix Additional Oklahoma History Colleges College City State Bartlesville Wesleyan College Bartlesville OK Cameron University Lawton OK Connors State College Warner OK East Central University Ada OK Langston University Langston OK Murray State College Tishomingo OK Northeastern State University Tahlequah OK Northwestern Oklahoma State University Alva OK Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee OK Oklahoma Christian University Edmond OK Oklahoma City Community College Oklahoma City OK Oklahoma City University Oklahoma City OK Oklahoma Panhandle State University Goodwell OK Oklahoma State University-Main Campus Stillwater OK Oral Roberts University Tulsa OK Redlands Community College El Reno OK Rogers State University Claremore OK Saint Gregorys University Shawnee OK Southeastern Oklahoma State University Durant OK Southern Nazarene University Bethany OK Southwestern Oklahoma State University Weatherford OK University Of Central Oklahoma Edmond OK University Of Oklahoma Norman Campus Norman

38. Oklahoma History - Establishment Of The Order Of Discalced Carmelites In Oklahom History of the Carmelite Order located in Oklahoma. http://www.oksister.com/oklahoma_history.htm

Home About Us Prayer Requests Carmelite Saints ... Donate Online Mission to the Immigrants: Establishment of the Order of Discalced Carmelites in Oklahoma By: Michael M. Smith; October 1981 1927 Souvenir Booklet The revolution which ousted Diaz in 1910, however, initiated another period of unbridled violence, xenophobia, and anti-clericalism. Throughout Mexico, revolutionaries desecrated churches, killed clergymen and nuns, and destroyed monasteries and convents. Once again the Carmelites were forced to flee the country or go into hiding. Throughout the violent stage of revolution, many Carmelites in Mexico returned to Spain, fled to Cuba, or sought safety in the United States. For the first four years of the conflict, the Discalced Carmelites in Torreon, Coahuila, had escaped the violence which rent other areas of the republic, and during the week before Easter, 1914, they quietly prepared for the forthcoming Holy Week solemnities. Four Spanish priests from the Province of Aragon-Valencia staffed the mission and church. The small community included Fr. Cirilio Corbat, the superior; Fr. Luis Benages; Fr. Bernardo Broton; and Fr. Domingo Pitarch, who was in Mexico City at the time. Thus, on April 8, 1914, the three Carmelites entered the United States. They had little money and no friends in this country. They did not speak English and had no idea where they would stay. Initially, they did not intend to remain permanently in the United States; they sought only a temporary refuge until they could go on to Spain or perhaps return to Mexico. They spent their first night in El Paso in a hotel, thereby depleting their financial resources. The next day, the Jesuits who had charge of the Church of the Virgin of Guadalupe took them into their house. Hoping to find a place to stay with members of their own order, the three Carmelites decided to go to Chicago, where, they had heard, the Discalced Carmelites had established a house. The Jesuits arranged for their transportation by train, and on April 11 they departed for Chicago.

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