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Family History Center: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 193 likes · 1 talking about this · 8 were here. Free public research for family history
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The Gateway to Oklahoma History provides free access to 189,095 issues and 967,391 pages of historical newspaper content free of charge. You can search for newspaper articles by keyword, date, publication, or location. See The Gateway to Oklahoma History. Many more newspapers on microfilm are available to view at the Research Center.
The Oklahoma Historical Society has numerous records from the territorial period, including these: 1. 1890 Oklahoma Territorial Census 2. First Directory of Oklahoma Territory 3. Territorial Incorporation Records To see other territorial records and instructions for finding more, such as marriage records, click here.
Many resources are available from OHS, including these: 1. Seminole Rolls 2. Dawes 1896 Applications 3. Dawes Final Rolls 4. Removal of Restriction, Five Tribes 5. Township plats for Creek Nation 6. Individual Indian Files, Plains Tribes 7. Finding Your American Indian Ancestors
A variety of records are available online, including some land records, county records, school records, divorce records, directories, funeral home records, and military records are available here. Besides this goldmine of records, they also have the following: 1. Manuscript Collection1800-present (bulk 1890-1945) 2. Audio and Oral HistoriesThe Oral...
The OHS began collecting photographs in 1893, and today there are an estimated 9 million images in the photographic archives collections. There are two places to view photographs online. Visit the OHS Research Center's online catalog at http://www.okhistory.org/catalog or visit The Gateway to Oklahoma History at http://gateway.okhistory.org. To see...
They also publish The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture, a two-volume work. The online version is available for free, and is continually updated. View The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture online at http://www.okhistory.org/encyclopedia/. Oklahoma Historical Society Oklahoma History Center 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive Oklahoma City, ...
These sites allow patrons visiting the Research Center to search, view, and print various items pertaining to genealogy and history. Ancestry Institution® offers US Census, ship logs and passenger indexes, World War I draft registration cards, vital records, American Indian records, and the Social Security Death Index.
Discover more about the artifacts and exhibits at the Oklahoma History Center in our audio tour, available in English, Spanish, French, and German. Use the tour at the Oklahoma History Center to guide you through exhibits, or listen from home. Locate Us Oklahoma History Center 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73105 405-522-0765
The Oklahoma History Center houses several galleries, each focusing on a different aspect of Oklahoma's history. These include culture and the arts, the experiences of the 39 American Indian tribes associated with Oklahoma, the state's entrepreneurial history, the African American experience, military matters, natural resources, education, farming and ranching, government and politics, and ...
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We thoroughly enjoyed our recent visit to the Oklahoma History Center where we focused on the Heroine exhibit. We visited the Arabia Museum in Kansas City, the Mud Island Steamboat Museum, the Sultana steamboat museum in Marion, Arkansas, plus the Railroad and Steamboat Museum in Vicksburg, MS.
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The Oklahoma History Center is a division of the Oklahoma Historical Society. The museum fulfills the Oklahoma Historical Society’s mission through the application of the highest standards of collections care, the presentation of diverse exhibits, and multi-disciplinary educational programs.
