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Oklahoma History:     more books (100)

Roadside History of Oklahoma (Roadside History (Paperback)) by Francis L. Fugate, 1991-06-01 Tourists of History: Memory, Kitsch, and Consumerism from Oklahoma City to Ground Zero by Marita Sturken, 2007-01-01 Oklahoma: A History by W. David Baird, Danney Goble, 2008-10-31 Oklahoma: A History of Five Centuries by Arrell Morgan Gibson, 1981-12 Journey Toward Hope: A History of Blacks in Oklahoma by Jimmie Lewis Franklin, 1982-12 The Indians in Oklahoma (Newcomers to a New Land) by Rennard Strickland, 1981-06 The Color of the Land: Race, Nation, and the Politics of Landownership in Oklahoma, 1832-1929 by David A. Chang, 2010-02-01 It Happened in Oklahoma (It Happened In Series) by Robert L. Dorman, 2006-07-01 100 Oklahoma Outlaws, Gangsters & Lawmen by Daniel Anderson, Laurence Yadon, 2007-04-15 Oklahoma I Had Never Seen Before: Alternative Views of Oklahoma History Alternative Oklahoma: Contrarian Views of the Sooner State Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales by Steve Wilson, 1989-05 West of Hell's Fringe: Crime, Criminals, and the Federal Peace Officer in Oklahoma Territory, 1889-1907 by Glenn Shirley, 1990-09 Ghost Towns of Oklahoma by John Wesley Morris, 1980-06

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1. Oklahoma History On The WWW
   oklahoma history Links This guide provides topical organization of web sitesrelated to oklahoma history, geography and genealogy. oklahoma history.  
   http://www.ok-history.mus.ok.us/okl/OKHistLinks.html
   
   Extractions: Oklahoma History Links: This guide provides topical organization of web sites related to Oklahoma history, geography and genealogy. Some annotation is provided but many sites overlap and some sites will be listed more than once. Some sites provide information on line while most will include indexing and contacts for further research. Some buttons will link to a section with a different main title.

2. Oklahoma's History
   You may view any of the following items related to oklahoma history (2323) by clicking below. The following sites contain interesting information about Oklahoma  
   http://www.otrd.state.ok.us/StudentGuide/history.html
   
   Extractions: Oklahoma's History Although one of the youngest states in the nation, Oklahoma is a land that reaches far back in time. Oklahoma's recorded history began in 1541 when Spanish explorer Coronado ventured through the area on his quest for the "Lost City of Gold." The land that would eventually be known as Oklahoma was part of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase Beginning in the 1820s, the Five Civilized Tribes from the southeastern United States were relocated to Indian Territory over numerous routes, the most famous being the Cherokee "Trail of Tears." "Boomers," who wanted the rich lands opened to non-Indian settlement. The government decided to open the western parts of the territory to settlers by holding a total of six land runs between 1889 and 1895. Settlers came from across the nation and even other countries like Poland, Germany, Ireland and Slavic nations to stake their claims. And African-Americans, some who were former slaves of Indians, took part in the runs or accepted their allotments as tribal members. In the years that followed, black pioneers founded and settled entire communities in or near Arcadia, Boley, Langston and Taft. On November 16, 1907, Oklahoma became the 46th state

3. Oklahoma History
   oklahoma history. Francisco Vásquez de Coronado first explored the region for Spain in 1541.  
   http://www.blackokc.com/html/oklahoma_history.html

4. Oklahoma History
   A series of articles dealing with all aspects of the state's history, including the prehistoric native Category Society Ethnicity Native Americans HistoryA Brief History of Oklahoma OKGenWeb Logo.  
   http://www.rootsweb.com/~oknowata/OklaHist.htm
   
   Extractions: A Brief History of Oklahoma Prehistoric Inhabitants The Native Tribes French and Spanish Explorations The French Traders ... State Emblems This research is dedicated to my two sets of grandparents: Frank Cobb and Florence (Minesinger) Adams Samuel Earl and Mary Ellen (Adair) Riddle who taught me as a child to appreciate learning, and books. They, fearing that I would suffer from boredom, due to a physical disability, taught me to appreciate history, and learning. They also were the ones who taught me to love books. My "Grandma" Riddle, being a Cherokee Indian, was educated at the Eastern State Normal School, where she learned to be a teacher to her people. I thank her for leaving me the many history books which she kept, read, and loved, and which were instrumental in my becoming a bibliophile. I will forever owe them a dept of gratitude. This information has been gathered from research done in several areas. Various sources are available. Please contact me for further information. This page has been designed and put together by Ann Maloney , Bartlesville, OK.

5. History_of_Science_Collections
   The University of oklahoma history of Science Collections contain aweinspiring works from the early days of printing to  
   http://www-lib.ou.edu/depts/histsc
   
   Extractions: Decorative screen detail and explanation coming soon) The University of Oklahoma History of Science Collections contain awe-inspiring works from the early days of printing to classics of the scientific revolution to lively examples of later popular texts. About the Collections describes the Collections' holdings of 90,000 volumes, including 50 incunabula (books printed before 1500), and Galileo's own copy of the first edition of his

6. Biographies Of Prominent Men In Oklahoma History
   Biographies of Prominent Men in oklahoma history OKGenWeb Logo Biographiesof the Governors. Hernando De Soto, Francisco Vasquez Coronado,  
   http://www.rootsweb.com/~oknowata/Bios.htm
   
   Extractions: Biographies of the Governors Hernando De Soto Francisco Vasquez Coronado Bernard de la Happe The Chouteau Brothers Zebulon M. Pike James B. Wilkenson Captain Richard Sparkes General Andrew Jackson Thomas Nuttall Stephen H. Long Sequoyah or George Guess John Ross Elias Boudinot The Ridge or Major Ridge John Ridge Opothleyahola General Stand Watie Colonel William Penn Adair Allen Wright Jesse Chisholm Joseph G. McCoy David L. Payne ... Robert L. Owen Robert M. French Samuel M. Rutherford William Penn Adair "Will" Rogers The Phillips Brothers William "Bill" Keeler Ann Maloney , Bartlesville, OK.

7. OkieLegacy - Other Oklahoma Web Sites.
   OkieLegacy is a collection of written publications concerning family legacies, journals,newsletters, oklahoma history, and Oklahoma web sites and NW Oklahoma  
   http://okielegacy.org/webring/list.asp
   
   Extractions: var site="sm5okielegacy" Oklahoma History Web Sites Add your website to the Oklahoma History Ring! "OKLAHOMA HAIL!" the O.U. Alma Mater The music history site is dedicated to the fading and almost lost University of Oklahoma Alma Mater song, "Oklahoma Hail!" Submitted by J. R. Martin "OKLAHOMA HAIL!" the O.U. Alma Mater's Script to place on Homepage. A Fathers Legacy Stories of my life as I honestly remember them. Written especially for my children and grandchildren. Stop in and sign my guestbook while you are here. Submitted by ErnestMartin A Fathers Legacy's Script to place on Homepage. Arapaho Arrow 1892 The Arapaho ARROW 1892 was an early day newspaper, in Custer County, Oklahoma Territory. SW Oklahoma History Growing pains of a new town; Arapaho pioneering businessmen; the first storm; the first death; civil proceedings That is the heart of SW Oklahoma History. Submitted by SusanBradford Arapaho Arrow 1892's Script to place on Homepage.

8. Oklahoma History
   American History Virginia History oklahoma history Civil War History LibraryScience Links and Web Rings About Don Wise, oklahoma history Documents by  
   http://home.earthlink.net/~dawise/Oklahoma.htm

9. Oklahoma Independent History And Genealogy Home Page
   Independent oklahoma history and Genealogy Independent OklahomaHistory and Genealogy. Click button to email webmaster  
   http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ok/state/

10. Harper County, Oklahoma History And Genealogy Home Page
    Independent oklahoma history and Genealogy Oklahoma IndependentHistory and Genealogy EMail Contact Webmaster  
    http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ok/county/harper/

11. Gone!
    Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. Oklahoma Living History Directoryand Reenactor Index. University of Ok - Dept. of the History of Science.  
    http://www.davisok.com/oklahoma_history.htm
    
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12. Center OKLAHOMA HISTORY GEOGRAPHY
    Standards 910-11-12-13. oklahoma history GEOGRAPHY. OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETYThe Cross Timbers Resource Book LESSONS. OK Route 66 Association, Inc. website.  
    http://www.ou.edu/okage/ResOK.html

13. Oklahoma History - Links - CFNUSS
    oklahoma history, Oklahoma's National Register Handbook State Of OklahomaHomepage oklahoma history A guide to the history of the state.  
    http://www.geocities.com/tuskachito/oklahoma.html

14. History Of USS Oklahoma
    HISTORY AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF USS OKLAHOMA. Oklahoma (BB37) was laiddown 26 October 1912 by New York Shipbuilding Corp., Camden, NJ  
    http://www.geocities.com/bb37usa/history.html
    
    Extractions: Oklahoma (BB-37) was laid down 26 October 1912 by New York Shipbuilding Corp., Camden, N.J.; launched 23 March 1914; sponsored by Miss Lorena J. Cruce, daughter of Oklahoma Governor Lee Cruce, and commissioned at Philadelphia 2 May 1916, Captain Roger Welles in command. When commissioned Oklahoma (BB-37) displaced 27,500 tons; was 583' in length; had a beam of 95'3"; drew 28'6" of water; could make 20.5 knots of speed; was manned by 864 officers and men; and was armed with ten Mark 1 14 inch/45 guns, twenty-one Mark 7 5 inch/51 guns and two 21 inch torpedo tubes. She joined the Atlantic Fleet with Norfolk her home port, Oklahoma trained on the eastern seaboard until sailing 13 August 1918 with sister ship Nevada to join in the task of protecting Allied convoys in European waters. In December she was part of the escort as President Woodrow Wilson arrived in France, departing the 14th for New York and winter fleet exercises in Cuban waters. She returned to Brest 15 June 1919 to escort President Wilson in George Washington home from his second visit to France, returning to New York 8 July. A part of the Atlantic Fleet for the next two years, Oklahoma was overhauled, trained, and twice voyaged to South America's west coast; early in 1921 for combined exercises with the Pacific Fleet, and later that year for the Peruvian Centennial. She then joined the Pacific Fleet for six years highlighted by the cruise of the Battle Fleet to Australia and New Zealand in 1925. Joining the Scouting Fleet in early 1927, Oklahoma continued intensive exercises during that summer's Midshipmen Cruise, voyaging to the East Coast to embark midshipmen, carrying them through the Panama Canal to San Francisco, and returning by the way of Cuba and Haiti.

15. Oklahoma History
    History of the Opening of Oklahoma. You are too new to have a history.' Because ofthat statement I began to devote more time to the study of oklahoma history.  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas/learningcenter/oklahistory.html
    
    Extractions: History of the Opening of Oklahoma and The Indian Tribes Settlement of Oklahoma Linda Haas Davenport Many people have family stories about an Indian Ancestor. When most people think of Indians they think of Cherokees. However, there were/are many different Indian Tribes in Oklahoma. Look at the history of the settlement of Oklahoma and note the Indian tribes that inhabited a given county, it may give you a clue as to which tribal rolls to check. Address delivered by the Hon. Edger S. Vaught. Nov 14, 1945. before the Daughters or the American revolution, in Oklahoma City, Ok. Reprinted in The Chronicles of Oklahoma Pg 386-393. 1945 "I was once told, 'The trouble with you people in Oklahoma is that you have no history. You are too new to have a history.' Because of that statement I began to devote more time to the study of Oklahoma History. Imagine my astonishment when the history or Oklahoma was fully reveled." From 1803 until 1819 the US and Spain differed over the boundary line between their respective possessions. Spain claimed possession of all that section north and northwest or Mexico, including what is now Texas, New Mexico.Oklahoma and a portion of what is now Colorado, Arizona and California. In a treaty signed in 1819 the US end Spain agreed that the Red River would constitute the boundary between their respective possessions. In that same year Congress created Arkansas Territory which included the states of Arkansas and Oklahoma.

16. Oklahoma: History And Museums
    oklahoma history and Museums. The Ancestry Historical Newspaper Collection, OklahomaHistory and Museums United States History and Museums Directory  
    http://www.externalharddrive.com/history/usa/oklahoma-history.html

17. Oklahoma History
    links,search,email. Kristin Rainey Rumble. last added July 7, 2002!! Adda Link to the oklahoma history Page! Northern Oklahoma Southern  
    http://pages.prodigy.net/donnace7/indexok.htm

18. Oklahoma History Website
    Turner Falls, Oklahoma April 2001. Now available History CDs at a minimal costArdmore and Carter County Grocery Stores of the Past Interesting sites around  
    http://www.oklahomahistory.net/
    
    Extractions: Ardmore and Carter County Grocery Stores of the Past Interesting sites around south central Oklahoma Photos of over 170 Bells of Oklahoma Info and movie of Ardmore's viaduct fire of 1964 Famous 1909 hanging of four men at Ada, Oklahoma Ardmore School Days , report cards, Student Directories The Saga of Brown Springs south of Thackerville, Oklahoma continues...... My Life with Southern Oklahoma Ambulance Service from 1970 to 1986 Past Issues of my This and That Newsletters Carter County Cemetery Burial Records and locations Installation of the new Courthouse Copula in 1999 Everyone Loves a Poll, so lets go to the Polls! Glamour shot of "Yours Truly"" Now all I need is a makeover. And a picture of me at Brown Springs If you want to search my website for a particular item, such as search all the issues of my "This and That, you can do it with the search box below. Example: if you search for "Healdton" FreeFind will display every time the word "Healdton" is found in my back issues of "This and That" (since March 1997). If you are looking for a particular phrase such as "Flag Day", be sure and click on "search EXACT phrase". Another example is "Robert Denney". Search this site powered by FreeFind

19. Oklahoma History
    oklahoma history in a Nutshell. Oklahoma, during prehistoric times,as evidenced by the fossil record, was part of the great sea  
    http://www.lloyd.colston.com/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Oklahoma! Home Where we are Okies, Famous and Otherwise Politics ... home Oklahoma History in a Nutshell Oklahoma, during prehistoric times, as evidenced by the fossil record, was part of the great sea that covered it, Kansas, and Texas. Thankfully, God saw fit to uplift the land. It was a close vote but He also lifted up Texas too. Early settlers of European stock came to the country claming to have discovered it. Someone needs to explain how they can have discovered it when the Native American Indians were already here. Frenchman Jean Pierre Chouteau was the first settler to make a permanent post west of the Mississippi River. He did so in Oklahoma. Before him, the Spanish

20. Oklahoma: History
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia—oklahoma history. The Native American Heritage.Oklahoma's Native American population is the largest in  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/us/A0860123.html
    
    Extractions: Encyclopedia Oklahoma Coronado almost certainly crossed Oklahoma in that year, and Hernando De Soto may have visited E Oklahoma. Later Juan de passed through W Oklahoma, and some other Spanish explorers and traders and French traders from Louisiana visited the region, but there was no development of the area. Louisiana Purchase in 1803, but the land remained in control of the sparse and nomadic native population. For the most part only traders, official explorers (notably Stephen H. Long), and scientific and curious travelers (among them Washington Irving and George Catlin) came into the present-day state. Indian Territory . Their tragic removal is known as the Trail of Tears. They settled on the hills and little prairies of the eastern section and built separate organized states and communities. The Cherokee particularly had a highly Europeanized culture, with a written language, invented by their great leader Sequoyah, and highly developed institutions. Some of the Cherokee were slaveholders and ran their agricultural properties in the traditional Southern plantation pattern; others were small farmers. The Five Civilized Tribes clashed briefly with the Plains Indians, particularly the Osage, but they were for a time free from white interference, and they were able to establish a civilization that strongly affected the whole history of the region.

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