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Frontier Life in Old Poteau Switch, Oklahoma

December 1, 2017June 14, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The Early Days of Poteau From the formation of the Indian Territory until Statehood, eastern Oklahoma was outlaw territory. Following the Civil War, many stories of outlaws, robberies, and other acts of violence were reported throughout the area. Much of this was contained by the Lighthorsemen, but these Native American law officers didn’t have authority […]

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