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Engaging Life: A personal narrative of hope and change

April 23, 2010June 19, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Within everyone, there is a wild, untamed soul. It threatens to burst free of the confines that our bodies place on it. It hammers away in our minds. It infiltrates all that we do, constantly yearning for that moment when those binding chains shatter. Without it, we would be as a foreign desert. Our lives […]

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Judge Isaac Parker: The Hanging Judge of Indian Territory

April 19, 2010May 8, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Post-Civil War Lawlessness He was only one man, but this one man wielded his power like a razor-sharp sword. It had been ten years since the end of the American Civil War. Ten years for lawlessness to spread across Indian Territory like an inferno. The territory had been set aside in 1834 as a refuge […]

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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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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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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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Frank Lloyd Wright in Oklahoma: The Price Tower

February 9, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The Realization of a Dream The Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma is the realization of a dream for famed architect and designer Frank Lloyd Wright. First conceived in the mid-twenties, it would take nearly thirty years before Wright would have a chance to build his first and only skyscraper. Frank Lloyd Wright was a visionary. […]

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How Can I Meet People Online? Real World Dating Tips for Singles

February 9, 2010June 16, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Online Dating Advice: Dating in a New Age When the web was young, online dating was frowned upon. Finding love online was like arguing with the man at the roulette wheel over what’s considered an odd number; it just wasn’t done. Those were the days of the wild and unruly web where predators stalked every […]

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Oklahoma Attractions: Pioneers and Prairie Song Living Museum

February 1, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Life on the Rugged Plains In the late 1800s, pioneers began to trickle into what would later become the state of Oklahoma. They were a group of brave individuals who carved out homes and settlements on the western frontier, searching for a brighter future or running from their past. Enduring harsh summers and cold winters, […]

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Oklahoma History: Pioneer Life in Early Oklahoma

February 1, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

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 […]

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