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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 […]

Eleven Oklahoma Inventions that Everybody Knows: Fun Facts

April 3, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Oklahoma Invention and Inventors Some of the smartest and most creative minds have come from Oklahoma. Along with the many great places to visit and the numerous famous people that come from the state, Oklahoma boasts countless inventions that have changed our lives for the better. The Shopping Cart: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sylvan Goldman is […]

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Oklahoma Civil War Sites: The First Battle of Cabin Creek

April 3, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Battle of Cabin Creek The First Battle at Cabin Creek was nothing more than a small skirmish in the grand scheme of the American Civil War, but even this short battle led the way for Union control over Arkansas and Indian Territory. The Union traveled down the old Texas Road in an orderly line. The […]

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I bet you didn’t know: Strange Oklahoma Places

April 2, 2010May 23, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Oklahoma was the 46th state to join the Union, nearly 120 years after the first thirteen states ratified the Constitution.  Even though Oklahoma was one of the last states to become part of the U.S., that doesn’t mean that it doesn’t deserve it’s share of fame. Long past are the days of cowboys and Indians, […]

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Native America and a Civil War Tale: The Fascinating Story of Indian City in Anadarko, Oklahoma

March 29, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Indian City, USA was founded on the very site of the massacre of the Tonkawa Indians by the Shawnees and other mercenaries during the Civil War. Due to their loyalty to the Confederacy, the tribe was nearly exterminated by pro-Union Indians. In October of 1862, warriors from the Delaware, Shawnee, and Caddo tribes united to […]

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Business Solutions: How to Ensure Excellent Customer Service

March 11, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Sales Method: Retail Sales Techniques for Managers and Small Business Owners The Sales Method is a tool that retailers can use to increase customer satisfaction, increase sales, and train your employees on how to provide superior customer service. The Sales Method was developed from several various highly effective sales strategies. It incorporates these strategies into […]

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Buried treasure in Oklahoma: The Strange Tale of Standing Rock

February 18, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The Tale of Standing Rock Treasure From buried Spanish gold to ill-gotten gains of outlaw loot, Oklahoma has a fantastic history of producing treasure tales. Some of these stories border on the absurd, while others are deeply rooted in historical fact. The tale of Standing Rock contains a bit of flavor from both. On one […]

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The man behind the Thomas Gilcrease Museum: The Savior of Western Art

February 15, 2010June 14, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Lady Luck was smiling down on Thomas Gilcrease the day that the Indian Territories were formally dissolved.  A series of fortunate events lead this humble man to become one of the wealthiest millionaires in the country. Of course, wealth doesn’t come from luck alone, but requires hard work and dedication.  Thomas Gilcrease was a stranger […]

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The Ghosts of Ft. Washita, Oklahoma: A Civil War Haunting Ground

February 13, 2010June 17, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Tonight would change her life – for eternity. The azure moon hung low over Ft. Washita, its crescent shape casting faded shadows that snaked across the lawn like a wraith.  Crouching in the shadows, she scanned the Fort for Confederate soldiers.  Besides a couple guards posted at the guardhouse, the grounds were empty.  The officers’ […]

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Showmen’s Rest: The Legendary Circus City in Hugo, Oklahoma

February 11, 2010May 23, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The Day the Music Died The clowns no longer laugh, the acrobats no longer soar, and the musicians no longer play. All is quiet under the big top, and yet, in immortal life, the circus lives on. In Hugo, Oklahoma, in a place known as Showman’s Rest, the bones of great legendary circus performers lie […]

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Tulsa Traveler: 12 “Must See” Landmarks in Tulsa

February 10, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Tulsa Landmarks: 12 Places to Visit In Tulsa While there are hundreds of Tulsa Landmarks that could be included on this page, only the best have been listed. With a wealth of history and a past full of extraordinary men, Tulsa was destined to be a leader among cities. It is one of the few […]

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