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Oklahoma Attractions: Fun Things to Do in Oklmulgee

January 14, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Okmulgee, Oklahoma: A Historical Treasure Situated only 40 minutes south of Tulsa, Okmulgee is a small town rich with history and teeming with wildlife. The history of Okmulgee begins in 1868. After the Civil War, the Creek Nation began restoring order to their devastated homeland and came together in a great council to establish a […]

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Historic Okmulgee: How Oil Tycoons Created one of Oklahoma’s Wealthiest Towns

January 13, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Okmulgee’s history is rich with both triumph and tragedy. From the rebirth of the Creek Indian and the many state changing decisions made in Creek Counsel House, to the tragedies of the Great Depression, this series will outline the key events that brought this small town national prestige.  Before you leave, be sure to check […]

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