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Skullyville, Oklahoma: Gold, Choctaws, and Covered Wagons

June 8, 2011March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Skullyville Founded in 1832, Skullyville was one of Oklahoma’s oldest, most important towns. Throughout its brief but turbulent existence, Skullyville served as the capital of the Choctaw Nation, was a key stop on the renowned Butterfield Stage Route, was ravaged by the bloody Civil War, and was known as a cultural and educational center. Located […]

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