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  • 14 Totally Unique Restaurants in Oklahoma You Have to Try

    A Compelling Restaurant Landscape Oklahoma is full of strange and unusual places. When most people go out to eat, they expect to find a traditional restaurant. These types of places can be found all across Oklahoma, from small towns to big cities. Occasionally though, visitors may run across the unexpected. These are not your typical […]
  • A Tale of Bonnie and Clyde: The Bank Robbery at Poteau, Oklahoma

    Meet Bonnie and Clyde After a long string of petty thefts that began in 1926, Clyde Chestnut Barrow was sent to the Eastham Prison Farm in April 1930. The Eastham Prison Farm was the first maximum-security prison in Texas. Because of its grueling work assignments, treacherous conditions, and difficulty escaping the unit, even hard-core criminals […]
  • Unusual Tulsa Restaurants – 5 Outlandish Places to Eat

    Odd Restaurants While Tulsa has some of the most outstanding restaurants in the state, there are none more unusual than the five Tulsa restaurants listed below. These unusual restaurants range from the whimsical to the magical, from Old Mexico to Asia, and across space and time. If you’re looking for some unusual restaurants to eat […]
  • Oklahoma History: Pioneer Life in Early Oklahoma

    Forward: A few thoughts about Pioneer Life in Oklahoma Pioneer life in Oklahoma wasn’t easy, but for those brave souls who ventured out into the wild lands of untamed Oklahoma it was their dream. They saw this new state as a ray of light, a chance to own a piece of the American Dream; a […]
  • Downtown Tulsa: the Center of the Universe and the Artificial Cloud

    The Mystical Center of the Universe Archimedes wrote about it, Jules Vern theorized about it, and the Nazis searched for it, and still, it lies comfortably situated in the heart of downtown Tulsa. It has been called a void in the fabric of space, a space haunted by mystic energy and profound revelations, and yet […]
  • Advice On Dating: Does She Like Me? How To Know If She’s Interested

    Ever wonder what does it mean when a girl calls you silly? Learn about this and other signs that a girl may like you. | Source: Photo by freestocks on Unsplash Women Are An Enigma For men, understanding women is like trying to bench press a hippo: it’s almost impossible. Women are a mystery to the […]

How Well do You Know Oklahoma: Funny Oklahoma Facts and Quizzes

November 27, 2010May 23, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Oklahoma may be one of the younger states, but she is not without her own interesting history. From the Great Blue Whale in Catoosa to the Worlds Highest Hill, Oklahoma is a land as diverse and interesting as that of any state. Explore some of the strange laws of Oklahoma, and learn how some towns […]

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Prehistoric Oklahoma: The Tale of An Discovery In Burnham, Oklahoma

November 27, 2010May 8, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Clovis and Pre-Clovis sites have been found all across the United States. One such site, discovered in Burnham, Oklahoma, provides many clues that help scientists learn more about how these ancient Clovis peoples lived, and how their migrations across the US and into Oklahoma affected later generations. Through careful study, scientists now understand more fully […]

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Visiting the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History

November 23, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The building trembled as the massive Pentaceratops shook its bony head, nearly knocking the three-thousand-year-old chalice to the floor. Across the hall, deer scurried back into the woods as a great multitude of birds took flight. A youthful-looking woman of the pre-Clovis culture was thrown to the floor; her face wore the masked image of […]

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The Great Cattle Drives: Frontier life in Oklahoma 1866-1889

November 22, 2010June 3, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The terrain was treacherous, the heat unbearable, and the pay was paltry. Still, through the wild frontier of Indian Territory, these spirited cowboys braved disaster and desolation in search of the American dream. Many of these cowboys were born from one of the worst wars this country has ever fought. The Civil War had left […]

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Peter Conser: Tragedy and Triumph — A Tale of the Indian Territories

November 21, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Indian Territories In the years following the terrible “Trail of Tears,” and before Oklahoma gained statehood, the Indian Territories remained wild and rugged. In southeastern Oklahoma, in what was once the Choctaw Nation, there lived a man who would come to define what it meant to be victorious over an unforgiving frontier. Early Life of […]

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How Can I Create a Successful Resume: Tips You Should Know

November 20, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

With todays unemployment numbers skyrocketing and thousands clinging desperately to the idea that they will soon have a job, it is imperative that job seekers make best use of all the tools they have in their arsenal. Start to finish, the process of getting a job is both tiresome and frustrating. Months go by without […]

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Scouting History in Oklahoma: A Brief History of the Boy Scouts in Oklahoma

November 20, 2010June 19, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The Birth of the Boy Scouts: An Oklahoman Odyssey Boy scout. That phrase automatically conjures up images of khaki and tan uniforms, of courageous young men, and of humble and loyal traditions. Like our forefathers before us, these young men seek to explore the world through high adventure and constant learning. They yearn for knowledge, […]

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Pioneer Life: Sod Homes on the Prairies

November 11, 2010May 23, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Oklahoma Settlement Begins Overburdened wagon trains lined the border between Kansas and Indian Territory on a warm spring day in April 1889. Excitement coursed through the crowd as they waited in eager anticipation. They had come in droves from all walks of life; there were doctors, lawyers, dentists, shopkeepers, farmers, and even the occasional ruffian. […]

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I Don’t Want to Argue Anymore! Dealing With Relationship Conflict

November 1, 2010June 3, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

How to Communicate Effectively With a Loved One Every relationship will have its issues; there’s no avoiding that. The difference between minor relationship issues and major ones ultimately comes down to being able to communicate effectively or not. It’s human nature to want to be heard, to be understood. Many times, no matter how hard […]

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Medieval Castles in Oklahoma: Tucker Tower at Lake Murray, Historic Information and Fun Facts

August 11, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Tucker Tower at Lake Murray Perched high atop a twisted strand of rock, Tucker Tower juts out of the cliff like an ancient fortress of old. Protected on three sides by a massive lake, the tower stands like a lone sentinel against the vestiges of time. Despite its appearance, Tucker Tower is not as ancient […]

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