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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 […]

Downtown Tulsa: the Center of the Universe and the Artificial Cloud

January 29, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

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 […]

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Dating Advice: Getting Over a Break-Up

January 26, 2010June 14, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Sometimes, love has a way of touching us so deeply that it almost hurts, and then when that love is gone, it feels like our world is caving in. We’ll stay up at night, thinking of the way that person used to touch us, or how they used to laugh, and sometimes, we’ll stay up […]

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Vikings in Oklahoma: Norsemen and the Heavener Runestone

January 26, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

From Europe to America The Vikings have landed in Oklahoma. To be more specific, they have landed in Heavener, Oklahoma. We can only speculate as to why they came, but many archeologists agree that there were, in fact, Vikings in Oklahoma. It has been proven that Vikings have visited North American several times in our […]

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The WWII Bombing of Boise City in Oklahoma

January 23, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Boise City: A Small Oklahoman Town With an Explosive Claim to Fame It all began on July 5, 1943. On the other side of the world, the United States was involved in a bitter war against the Axis forces. The Axis forces wanted to control Europe and the Pacific, while the Allies fought for peace. […]

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Medieval Castles in Oklahoma: Historic Information and Fun Facts

January 23, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Yes, There Are Castles in Oklahoma When most people think of Oklahoma, they think of cowboys and Indians or of oil and large cornfields. But castles in Oklahoma? It’s hard to even put those two words together—Oklahoma Castle. It just sounds wrong. But yes, there are indeed castles in Oklahoma. If you’re disappointed that this […]

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Over 150 Famous People from Oklahoma (or who have Called Oklahoma Home)

January 23, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Oklahoma is a state that is both fascinating and full of colorful people.  Many of the great and powerful people of the United States has called Oklahoma home.  From Astronauts to Actors, Athletes and Ambassadors, and yes, plenty of cowboys and Indians, Oklahoma is teeming with a rich and varied history of producing Famous Americans. […]

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The Holy City of the Wichitas: Ancient Jerusalem in America

January 22, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Oklahoma’s Jerusalem: The Holy City of the Wichitas Located in the rugged terrain of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, The Holy City of the Wichitas is a recreation of the very streets that Jesus Christ walked. While it may not be the true holy site in Jerusalem, Oklahoma’s Holy City still draws thousands of visitors […]

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A History of the Captain’s Castle in Cameron, Oklahoma

January 21, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

There is a place in southeast Oklahoma that conjures tales of medieval knights, wholesome princesses, and glorious adventures. It is a place rich with history but nearly forgotten in the echoes of time. Situated on the southwest slope of Cameron Mountain, near Poteau, Oklahoma, Captain’s Castle sits like a misplaced Arthurian legend. Also known as […]

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Tulsa Cave House: Speakeasies, Secrets, and Specters

January 20, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The Roaring Twenties: Before the Tulsa Cave House Got Its Name The Cave Garden was swarming with people. Cigar smoke filled the rooms as tall men in dark fedoras ordered whiskey under the code name of “horse liniment” or “coffin varnish.” They knew that at any time, the Tulsa police could raid the chicken restaurant […]

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Pretty Boy Floyd: Robin Hood or Notorious Killer?

January 20, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Pretty Boy Floyd: Friend of the Common Man The Roaring Twenties was a time of great celebration and independence, but in Oklahoma, it was also a time of bootleggers, outlaws, and gangsters. Charles “Pretty Boy” Floyd was the quintessential gangster, as he embraced both the independence and the lawlessness of the 1920s. For nearly 15 […]

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