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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, ...
Oct 10, 2024 · Some see Moshe Tal as a champion against eminent domain, a man who shaped the design of the Bricktown Canal and fed rescue workers during respites from the dreary task of searching for victims in the rubble of the bombed-out Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in 1995. Others who know Tal see a man who for years delayed development in Bricktown ...
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Newspapers.com is the largest online newspaper archive. The Oklahoman Digital Archives offers searchable online access to more than one hundred years of issues of The Oklahoman. Numerous genealogical resources are available in the Oklahoma History Center for tracing your family history. Visit the Oklahoma Historical Society Research Center.
Sep 29, 2021 · Haunted House, 7101 Miramar. Off in the woods, accessed by a dirt road, stands a 4,890-square-foot home built in 1930 that was best known as the Haunted House restaurant until it closed in 2015. The restaurant's name is inspired by the 1963 murder of Martin Carriker, a car dealer who lived in the house with his wife, Clara, and step-daughter ...
Apr 22, 2021 · Oklahoma researchers can help. Veronica Redding has helped many of her fellow Native Americans find photos of ancestors at the Oklahoma History Center. Imagine her delight when she stumbled across an Osage Council photo that featured her third-great-grandfather, Olo-hah-walla. Redding had seen a family copy of the photo while tracing her own roots.
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OKC Family History Center. Address: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 5020 NW 63rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73132. Phone: 405-473-7374. Email Booking Email Website. Saturday: 10am-1pm (Open first & third Saturday of each month)
