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North of Vernon 1890s Texas Longhorn Cattle, Quanah Parker, Chisholm Trail, Indian Territory, Longhorn Cattle, Oklahoma History, Cattle Drive, Jackson County, Texas Longhorn

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Texas Longhorn Cattle

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Oklahoma History, Civilian Conservation Corps, Form Of Government, Coal Mining, Mississippi River, Historical Society, Aerial View, Photo Credit, Oklahoma

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University of Oklahoma Anthropologists Discover Giant Skeletons Near the Spiro Oklahoma Mounds

University of Oklahoma anthropologists uncover giant skeletons at the Spiro Mounds site.

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Oklahoma is also known as the "Sooner State" and was the 46th state to join the United States of America on November 16, 1907. Being inhabited for over 11,000 years, Oklahoma today is the 20th largest state and the 28th most populous. The state borders Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico, and Missouri. However, Oklahoma has a unique history, and here are 15 amazing facts you should know! #TheFactSite #Facts #USA #UnitedStates #Oklahoma Oklahoma Travel, Oklahoma History, Travel Facts, Travel Oklahoma, The United States Of America, Capitol Building, Random Facts, Amazing Facts, Gulf Of Mexico

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15 Monumental Facts About Oklahoma - The Fact Site

Oklahoma is also known as the "Sooner State" and was the 46th state to join the United States of America on November 16, 1907. Being inhabited for over 11,000 years, Oklahoma today is the 20th largest state and the 28th most populous. The state borders Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico, and Missouri. However, Oklahoma has a unique history, and here are 15 amazing facts you should know! #TheFactSite #Facts #USA #UnitedStates #Oklahoma

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Chickasaw Tribe, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, Oklahoma History, Branches Of Government, University Of Oklahoma, Historical Society, Arkansas, Oklahoma

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Rivers and Streams | The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture Turner Falls, Lake Texoma, Illinois River, Oklahoma History, Wolf Creek, Fort Smith, Surface Water, Water Resources, Red River

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Rivers and Streams

Rivers and Streams | The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture

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Tahlequah Oklahoma, National History Museum, Illinois River, Oklahoma History, Family Nature, Trail Of Tears, Fort Smith, Planning A Trip, Iconic Landmarks

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Cherokee National History Museum

Follow the path of law and order from Fort Smith to Guthrie via Tahlequah and Muskogee. The law came to Indian Terri-tory, which would

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Oklahoma History

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Charlotte Mason

We Were There at the Oklahoma Land Run

Pick up your FREE Activity Pack In 1862, Abraham Lincoln signed the Homestead Act, allowing settlers to claim land, providing they lived on the land and improved it. In 1889, the Indian Appropriations Act was signed by Benjamin Harrison, opening up two million acres of land for settlement. The land opened was in Oklahoma, where Native American tribes were just resettling about being removed from their lands through relocations such as the Trail of Tears. In only a few years, seven land…

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The Cherokee National History Museum in #Oklahoma tells the Cherokee story through immersive exhibits and augmented reality presentations! National History Museum, Oklahoma History, Trail Of Tears, Plan A Trip, Native American Heritage, Autumn Nature, Travel Tourism, Long Trips, Travel Information

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Cherokee National History Museum

The Cherokee National History Museum in #Oklahoma tells the Cherokee story through immersive exhibits and augmented reality presentations!

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