41. Oklahoma History Submit Historical Accounts. If you would like to share some Oklahoma Churchof God History please use the following form to submit articles. http://cogok.org/oklahoma_history.htm

The Early Beginnings The Church of God in Oklahoma was started by Roy L. Catman in 1919. Brother Catman had held revivals in various locations in Oklahoma in 1916-1917. In 1918 he started preaching in Tishomingo. Persecution was very severe there. They literally chased him out of town. So he went to the nearby town of Ravia where he stared a revival in the Rock Creek School House about two miles out of town. The revival continued for eight weeks and in 1919 the Church of God was organized. Brother Johnny Moore a young man 27 years of age, was told by his sister, Frances, about the revival. She said “Come see what’s going on at this meeting. It’s scary.” Brother Moore went, got saved and called to preach. One night he took his wife and two children in the horse drawn buggy. Sister Moore went outside to change the baby and while she sat in the buggy, she saw a huge ball of fire come down over the building and hover over it for a few minutes, then lift back up into the sky and disappear. Inside the power was falling.

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43. Oklahoma: History And Culture oklahoma history and Culture http://library.louisville.edu/government/states/other/ok/okhistory.html

Oklahoma: History and Culture Oklahoma City Bombing Oklahoma Historical Society (State of Oklahoma) Route 66 Musseum in Clinton, Oklahoma: A Local Legacy (Library of Congress) Other Related Information: History ... Back to State Information Comments to Barbara Whitener, GovPubs Webmaster URL:http://library.louisville.edu/ekstrom/govpubs/states/other/ok/okhistory.html

44. Oklahoma Bicycle Society - Oklahoma History Tour Map OBS Web Page oklahoma history Tour Map created by John Wente, jwente49@cox.netlast modified November 29, 2000 URL http//www.okalhomabicyclesociety.com. http://www.oklahomabicyclesociety.com/maps/histour.htm

Oklahoma Historical Tour A cyclist can begin or end this tour in the charming, historical town of Guthrie, the first capital of Oklahoma and the largest single area designated on the National Register of Historic Places. Downtown Gutnrie, where almost all of the original 19th century buildings have been restored, is filled with antique shops, museums and bed and breakfast inns. Make plans to stop off at Lake Carl Blackwell on the way to Stiliwater, home of Oklahoma State University and home of the famous "jumpin little juke joint," Eskimo Joe's. Make sure to stop in for Joe's famous chili cheese fries and an even more famous tee-shirt. Stillwater also has the most extensive system of bike routes of any town in the state. Nearby Perry offers the Cherokee Strip Museum, and east on SH 64 one will find the Pawnee Bill Museum. This tour offers loops from 30 to 100 miles. There is plenty to see in nearby Oklahoma City too. Map Home Next Map Previous Map OBS Web Page : Oklahoma History Tour Map created by John Wente

45. Oklahoma History Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom. Extra Reading Books for Teaching AboutAgriculture. oklahoma history. DUST BOWL. Andryszewski, Tricia http://www.clover.okstate.edu/fourh/aitc/lessons/extras/okhist.html

All Lessons Primary Lessons Intermediate Lessons Index by Lesson Title ... Songs and Poems Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Extra Reading: Books for Teaching About Agriculture Oklahoma History DUST BOWL Andryszewski, Tricia, The Dust Bowl: Disaster on the Plains, Millbrook, 1994. (Grades 4-7) Booth, David, and Karen Reczuch, The Dust Bowl, Kids Can, 1996. (Grades K-3) Hesse, Karen, Out of the Dust, Scholastic Paperback, 1999. (Grades 4-6) Porter, Tracey, Treasures in the Dust, Harper-Collins, 1996. (Grades 4-7) Stanley, Jerry, Children of the Dust Bowl: The True Story of the School at Weedpatch Camp, Crown, 1992. (Grades 4-7) PRECOLONIAL OKLAHOMA Brandt, Keith, and Sergio Martinez, Cabeza de Vaca: New World Explorer, Troll, 1993. INDIAN TERRITORY Meyer, Carolyn, Where the Broken Heart Still Beats: The Story of Cynthia Ann Parker, Gulliver/Harcourt, 1992. (Grades 4-7)

46. Oklahoma Historical Society 1,500 cubic feet of records such as diaries, journals, business records, organizationrecords, private papers of individuals influential in oklahoma history. http://www.keytech.com/~frizzell/ohspage.html

OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY ARCHIVES DIVISION The Archives and Manuscripts Division consists of five departments within its structure. First and foremost is the Indian Archives. Created in 1934, the collection contains 3.5 million documents pertaining to 67 tribes who were indigenous to Oklahoma or were forcibly removed west of the Mississippi River and resettled within the borders of the state during the l9th Century. Of these records, the Five Civilized Tribes are most prominent. The Photographic Archives contains some 630,000 black and white or color images from 1846 to the present. Subjects include Native Americans; the old west; land openings which settled the territory; depression era; and contemporary images of the state and her people. The Oral History collection had its beginnings in 1965 with the creation of the Living Legends series. Since that time, the collection has grown to over 6,000 audio as well as 3,000 video interviews. Persons from all walks of life have related their experiences for future generations to research. The Newspaper Department was founded in 1893. The members of the Territorial Press Association were instrumental in the development of the Historical Society. Their foresight in determining that local news was important to retain as a historical record is why the Society has one of the most complete collections of newspapers in the United States. In 1957, the Society began to microfilm the collection. Consequently, the collection contains 30,000 reels of film from 1844 to the present.

47. Oklahoma History! : Surprising Secrets About Our State's Founding Mothers, Fathe reference author, title, language for ISBN0793361362 oklahoma history! Surprising Secrets About Our State. oklahoma history! http://my.linkbaton.com/isbn/0793361362

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48. Project OklahomaHistory And CultureOklahoma In The 1930 Project oklahoma history and Culture Oklahoma in the 1930's. Listings of RelatedLesson Plans. Link to oklahoma history from 19971998 Oklahoma Almanac. http://title3.sde.state.ok.us/history_and_culture/

Project Oklahoma History and Culture Oklahoma in the 1930's The 1930's brought Oklahoma and the nation hard times, but the clouds of the Depression and Dustbowl had a golden lining..... Farmers and other industries were devastated by the Great Depression and the low economic status was made worse by the Dustbowl. By the end of the decade in 1939, Oklahoma had passed through many changes and had been shaped by the many recovery and relief projects enacted to counteract the effects of the twin emergencies. People "made do, made over, or did without" and in retrospect they proclaim, "We had everything, but money." Dustbowl Great Depression First Person Accounts Native-Americans and African-Americans ... Events in Oklahoma in 1930's Listings of Related Lesson Plans Link to Oklahoma History from 1997-1998 Oklahoma Almanac. IIGS Library - Oklahoma International Internet Genealogical Society site for Oklahoma which includes links to Genealogical, Cultural, and Historical Resources, Listings of Libraries and Museums and Government and Public Records. Visit museums in Oklahoma for more information.

49. Social Studies - Oklahoma History Altus Public Schools. SOCIAL STUDIES. SocialStudies oklahoma history. Printable Version. http://www.altusschools.k12.ok.us/District/Curric/Soc. Studies/DISTRICT/CR46059.

Index Social Studies Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 ... World History I Honors Oklahoma History World History I Holocaust Law Philosophy ... AP Psychology Made with Curriculum Designer by EdVISION Corporation Altus Public Schools SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies - Oklahoma History Printable Version Application/Problem-Solving-PASS PLUS Identify Learning Styles-PASS PLUS Interpret: Non-Prose Materials-PASS PLUS ... Writing Skills-PASS PLUS State History European Exploration The learner will be able to explain the significance of early Spanish and French expeditions, e.g., Coronado, Onate, LaHarpe. Bloom's Scope Activities Synthesis, Evaluation Master Classroom American Exploration The learner will be able to evaluate the lasting impact of American exploration, including the Pike, Wilkinson, and Long expeditions. Bloom's Scope Activities Synthesis, Evaluation Master Classroom Territorial Claims The learner will be able to analyze the impact of territorial claims on the development of the state of Oklahoma, including the Louisiana Purchase and the Adams-Onis Treaty. Bloom's Scope Activities Analysis, Synthesis

50. OKLAHOMA HISTORY oklahoma history. Oklahoma's written history began around 1541 whenSpanish explorer Coronado, ventured through this area. At that http://www.usgw.org/uhgn/ok/oklahoma_history.htm

OKLAHOMA HISTORY Oklahoma's written history began around 1541 when Spanish explorer Coronado, ventured through this area. At that time it was home to many of the Plains Indians, such as the Osage, Kiowa, Apache, and Comanche. In 1803, Oklahoma was sold to the U.S. as part of the Louisiana Purchase- In the 1830's, the federal government forced the Five Civilized Tribes to leave their homelands. These tribes were living in the southeastern part of the U.S. Some had to walk to Oklahoma, on what is now referred to as 'The Trail of Tears'. Many men, women and children died during this forced trip into what would now be known as Indian Territory- Many Native Americans sided with the Confederate Army during the Civil War, sometimes losing their land as punishment. Others who sided with The Union Forces were considered 'Loyal" and were paid for such loyalty- After the Civil War, cowboys began their history on the Texas Plains. Texas ranchers found they had large supplies of beef with no place to sell it. The East Coast wanted beef. To meet that demand, Texas ranchers had to move their cattle to the closest railroads, which were in Kansas. The Chisholm Trail and other cattle routes were made through Oklahoma between 1866 and 1889. The ranchers realized the territory was not only closer to the railroads, but a good location for raising cattle as well. By the 1870's, white men began to demand a place in Oklahoma for their own settlement- There were still large amounts of free land available, on which white men wanted to settle. In 1879 and 1880, President Rutherford B. Hayes forbade white settlement in the territory. Still, people urged the government to open the lands. In 1885, Congress gave the President permission to begin opening the land to white people-

51. Hugo, Oklahoma History, Trivia And Facts Hugo, Oklahoma's History, Trivia and Facts where you can learn American historyand play our trivia game. Hugo, oklahoma history, Trivia and Facts, Click Here. http://www.hometownusa.com/ok/history/Hugo.html

Internet Specials... Find a Hotel in Oklahoma Select City ADA AFTON ALTUS ALVA ARDMORE ATOKA BARTLESVILLE BLACKWELL BROKEN ARROW CATOOSA CHANDLER CHECOTAH CHICKASHA CLAREMORE CLINTON DEL CITY DUNCAN DURANT EDMOND EL RENO ELK CITY ENID ERICK GLENPOOL GROVE GUTHRIE GUYMON HEAVENER HENRYETTA IDABEL LAWTON LOCUST GROVE MCALESTER MIAMI MIDWEST CITY MOORE MUSKOGEE NORMAN OKLAHOMA CITY OKMULGEE OWASSO PAULS VALLEY PERRY PONCA CITY POTEAU PRYOR PURCELL ROLAND SALLISAW SAND SPRING SAND SPRINGS SAPULPA SAVANNA SHAWNEE STILLWATER STILWELL STROUD SULPHUR TAHLEQUAH TULSA VINITA WAGONER WEATHERFORD WEBBERS FALLS WOODWARD YUKON Arrival Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Nights Rooms Adults Hugo, Oklahoma History, Trivia and Facts Hugo's Top Page Yellow Pages Travel Pages Interactive Maps ... Fundraiser The Hometown Network TM Hometown USA Hometown Canada TM Hometown Forums TM Hometown Cards TM TM Hometown Catalogs TM Coming Soon! Hometown England TM Hometown Ireland TM Hometown Wales TM Hometown Scotland TM Hometown Australia TM Privacy Statement Mission Statement Values Statement Company Profile ... A2Z Computing Services These History, Trivia and Facts Pages are a new addition to our system so don't be surprised if we don't have much of anything for this hometown yet. If you know any tidbits of information about this hometown, such as, how it got its name or some information about its history, please let us know about it by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. Would you like to test your smarts with our trivia game? If so

52. Konawa, Oklahoma History, Trivia And Facts Konawa, Oklahoma's History, Trivia and Facts where you can learn American historyand play our trivia game. Welcome to Hometown USA. Internet Specials http://www.hometownusa.com/ok/history/Konawa.html

Internet Specials... Find a Hotel in Oklahoma Select City ADA AFTON ALTUS ALVA ARDMORE ATOKA BARTLESVILLE BLACKWELL BROKEN ARROW CATOOSA CHANDLER CHECOTAH CHICKASHA CLAREMORE CLINTON DEL CITY DUNCAN DURANT EDMOND EL RENO ELK CITY ENID ERICK GLENPOOL GROVE GUTHRIE GUYMON HEAVENER HENRYETTA IDABEL LAWTON LOCUST GROVE MCALESTER MIAMI MIDWEST CITY MOORE MUSKOGEE NORMAN OKLAHOMA CITY OKMULGEE OWASSO PAULS VALLEY PERRY PONCA CITY POTEAU PRYOR PURCELL ROLAND SALLISAW SAND SPRING SAND SPRINGS SAPULPA SAVANNA SHAWNEE STILLWATER STILWELL STROUD SULPHUR TAHLEQUAH TULSA VINITA WAGONER WEATHERFORD WEBBERS FALLS WOODWARD YUKON Arrival Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Nights Rooms Adults Konawa, Oklahoma History, Trivia and Facts Konawa's Top Page Yellow Pages Travel Pages Interactive Maps ... Fundraiser The Hometown Network TM Hometown USA Hometown Canada TM Hometown Forums TM Hometown Cards TM TM Hometown Catalogs TM Coming Soon! Hometown England TM Hometown Ireland TM Hometown Wales TM Hometown Scotland TM Hometown Australia TM Privacy Statement Mission Statement Values Statement Company Profile ... A2Z Computing Services These History, Trivia and Facts Pages are a new addition to our system so don't be surprised if we don't have much of anything for this hometown yet. If you know any tidbits of information about this hometown, such as, how it got its name or some information about its history, please let us know about it by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. Would you like to test your smarts with our trivia game? If so

53. New Page 1 oklahoma history's Grand Hoax. On February the 16,17,18th., 2001 thetown of Yale, Oklahoma is celebrating the Battle of Round Mountain. http://www.tulsaspirits.com/roundmnt/

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54. Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma History, Pg 1 to Pottawatomie County, oklahoma history! Submitted by Nalora BURNS. Forinformation goods. . POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY oklahoma history. Compiled http://www.genealogy4all.com/OkPottHis.html

to Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma History! Submitted by Nalora BURNS . For information about any of the names listed below, please contact Nalora Nalora said, "I recently had the entire index to the Pottawatomie County History Book scanned via computer. What happens in a scan of text, is that the computer SOMETIMES misreads letters: a C becomes an O, etc. If you find any OBVIOUS errors, please let the webmistress know. "This book is still available for purchase from the Pott County Historical Museum, the Pott County Gen Club, and the publisher, depending on where you want to buy it. The cost is 65 bucks plus $4.50 shipping and handling. The president of the Pott County Gen Club is a HURD cousin of mine (though her name is HACKETT ). The address to purchase the book is: Santa Fe Depot Museum, P O Box 114, Shawnee, OK 74802 or Country Lane Press, P O Box 1065, Claremore, OK 74018. If you find kin and just want a xerox copy of the pages listed, let the webmistress know, she will get a hold of me, and I will send those to you for the cost of copies and stamps. Payable, as always with me, on an "Honor" system you pay me when I send the goods." POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY OKLAHOMA HISTORY Compiled and editted by the Pottawatomie County History Book Committee Published By Country Lane Press INDEX, A-B, Page 1

55. Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma History, Pg 8 to Pottawatomie County, oklahoma history! Submitted by Nalora BURNS. Forinformation goods. POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY oklahoma history. Compiled http://www.genealogy4all.com/OkPottHis8.html

to Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma History! Submitted by Nalora BURNS . For information about any of the names listed below, please contact Nalora Nalora said, "I recently had the entire index to the Pottawatomie County History Book scanned via computer. What happens in a scan of text, is that the computer SOMETIMES misreads letters: a C becomes an O, etc. If you find any OBVIOUS errors, please let the webmistress know. "This book is still available for purchase from the Pott County Historical Museum, the Pott County Gen Club, and the publisher, depending on where you want to buy it. The cost is 65 bucks plus $4.50 shipping and handling. The president of the Pott County Gen Club is a HURD cousin of mine (though her name is HACKETT ). The address to purchase the book is: Santa Fe Depot Museum, P O Box 114, Shawnee, OK 74802 or Country Lane Press, P O Box 1065, Claremore, OK 74018. If you find kin and just want a xerox copy of the pages listed, let the webmistress know, she will get a hold of me, and I will send those to you for the cost of copies and stamps. Payable, as always with me, on an "Honor" system you pay me when I send the goods. POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY OKLAHOMA HISTORY Compiled and editted by the Pottawatomie County History Book Committee Published By Country Lane Press INDEX, V-Z, Page 8

56. Oklahoma History Movers by State, 200302-07. Main Arts_and_Humanities Humanities History By_Region North_America United_States By_State oklahoma history. http://www.topmovingcompanies.com/directory/996515107/Oklahoma

Topics Find A Mover Navigation Local Movers Interstate Movers International Mover Truck Rentals ... Small Move Quotes Movers by State Main Humanities History > Oklahoma History Brief History of Oklahoma Articles dealing with all aspects of the state's history, including the prehistoric native, native tribes, French traders, pioneer days. www.rootsweb.com Oklahoma 's History A brief history of Oklahoma and a list of the governors of the state. www.state.ok.us Oklahoma Historical Society Includes information about the organization, museum, events calendar, encyclopedia project, publications. www.ok-history.mus.ok.us Tulsa Race Riot Collection Collection of photographs meant to provide a basic understanding of the events that took place during and after the Tulsa Race Riot. www.lib.utulsa.edu Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 Includes photographs, a brief overview, and selected newspaper articles about "one of the most devastating race riots in the history of the United States" which began on May 31, 1921. www.tulsalibrary.org

57. OKLAHOMA HISTORY oklahoma history GOVERNMENT. EXPLORERS AND VISITORS. (2) Tell what part ofOklahoma they visited;. (3) Discuss the significance to oklahoma history. http://www.nwosu.edu/Enid/dean/group.html

EXPLORERS AND VISITORS The class will be divided into three (3) groups with each assigned to one of the following nationalities: Spanish French American Using information from Chapters 5 and 6 in our text, The Story of Oklahoma, Identify the major explorers and visitors from the nationality assigned which came to Oklahoma Tell what part of Oklahoma they visited; Discuss the significance to Oklahoma History. Select a spokesperson for the group to report to the class as a whole what the group felt was most pertinent concerning the above three questions. Dr. William D. Pennington

58. OKLAHOMA HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT oklahoma history AND GOVERNMENT. LECTURE TOPICS. I. Oklahoma and Its People.II. Prehistoric Oklahoma. III. European Exploration (1541 – 1803). IV. http://www.nwosu.edu/Enid/dean/oklecs.html

OKLAHOMA HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT LECTURE TOPICS I. Oklahoma and Its People II. Prehistoric Oklahoma III. European Exploration (1541 – 1803) IV. Explorers and Visitors (1803 – 1852) V. Five Civilized Tribes Prior to Removal VI. Indian Removal VII. Five Republics VIII. Civil War IX. Reconstruction and Economic Development (1865 – 1889) X. Development in Oklahoma Territory (1889 – 1907) XI. Statehood XII. Early State History (1907 – 1922) XIII. Trying Years (1923 – 1943) XIV. Post War Years (1944 – Present) XV. Oklahoma Today – Tomorrow Country back

59. WebRing: Hub Sites 1 20 of 25. Next 5 , Ring. Donna's Doorways Art, oklahoma history, Poetry,Original Writings, Genealogy, all with Native American influence. http://p.webring.com/hub?ring=oklaring

60. Oklahoma History . Item Number.......oklahoma history. Ratales.jpg (75489 bytes). The author includes oklahoma historyup to the move of the capitol to Oklahoma City in 1910. http://www.academicadvantages.com/Academic/History/oklahomahist.htm

Educational Consulting and Resources Excellence is possible! Oklahoma History Hiram and the Rattales by Jean Brozek is historical fiction for elementary levels. The book begins with Columbus and covers important events of American history through the eyes of the mice. The author includes Oklahoma history up to the move of the capitol to Oklahoma City in 1910. Description Item Number Price Order Now Hiram and the Rattales The Oklahoma Story by Arrel M. Gibson is an excellent source of significant dates and facts. It is written in a flowing, narrative style to hold the reader's interest. Upper levels can use it independently, but the abundance of photographs and maps will also supplement elementary study. Description Item Number Price Order Now The Oklahoma Story Oklahoma History In Light of the Cross is a brief history which includes great Christian insights into the history of our state. Description Item Number Price Order Now Elementary Level This condensed version fits into a 5-9 week time period.

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