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The Only Ferris Wheel to Travel Route 66 Went From California to Oklahoma

After standing on Santa Monica Pier, a Ferris wheel took a road trip to Oklahoma City.

by Matt Kirouac
on Feb 25
Ferris Wheel in Oklahoma City, OK
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Explore the Chilling History of the Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva, Oklahoma

by Katie Lawrence
on Dec 11
brick exterior of the cherokee strip museum in Oklahoma
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Few People Realize How Much The Twister Movie History Is Preserved In The Small Town Of Wakita, Oklahoma

by Ashley Wehrli
on Jun 20
A brick building with a sign for the "Twister Movie Museum" and benches outside, located on a quiet street.
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Back In The Day, This Quiet Oklahoma State Park Was An Outlaw Hangout

by Ashley Wehrli
on Mar 22
A scenic view of a forested landscape with rocky outcrops and trees bathed in warm sunlight during sunset.
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Celebrities Used To Flock To This Tiny Oklahoma Town To Experience Its Healing Mineral Waters

by Ashley Wehrli
on Nov 28
Vintage photo of a swimming pool scene with people relaxing, a lifeguard on duty, and a water slide in the background.

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There Are 3 Must-See Historic Landmarks In The Charming Town Of Ponca City, Oklahoma

Ponca City, Oklahoma, is rich in history with landmarks honoring Native American leaders, pioneer women, and oil magnates.

by Will Suphan
on Oct 18
A large stone mansion with a red tile roof, surrounded by greenery and featuring multiple chimneys and arched windows.
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The Oldest Operating Bar In Oklahoma Has Been Serving Mouthwatering Fried Chicken For Over 125 Years

Eischen’s Bar in Okarche, Oklahoma, is a historic family-friendly restaurant known for its famous fried chicken.

by Ashley Wehrli
on May 3
A brick building with "Eischens" sign and green awning, featuring a bar entrance and parked cars in front.
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The Haunted Military Post In Oklahoma Both History Buffs And Ghost Hunters Will Love

by Ashley Wehrli
on Aug 31
A peaceful cemetery with a white fence, marked by signs for Confederate State Cemetery and 200 unknown soldiers.
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The One Small Town In Oklahoma With More Historic Buildings Than Any Other

by Ashley Wehrli
on Aug 19
Historic brick buildings with green awnings line a sunny street, showcasing vintage architecture and storefronts.
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The Charming Small Town In Oklahoma That Was Named After A Creek

Medicine Park in Oklahoma is a charming small town known for its scenic creek, swimming spots, and delicious local food.

by Ashley Wehrli
on Apr 28
Scenic view of a lake surrounded by lush greenery and a mountain in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
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Not Many People Realize That These 10 Things Are Actually Illegal In Oklahoma

Oklahoma has many strange and antiquated laws that are still technically in effect.

by Ashley Wehrli
on Aug 10
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Here Are The 11 Most Dangerous Places In Oklahoma After Dark

Lists the most dangerous towns in Oklahoma based on the FBI’s 2019 crime report.

by Ashley Wehrli
on Aug 8
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The Spiro Mounds Earthwork In Oklahoma That Still Baffles Archaeologists To This Day

Spiro Mounds Archaeological Center in Oklahoma offers a fascinating glimpse into the mysterious Spiro people through its 12 earthen mounds and extensive artifacts.

by Ashley Wehrli
on Jul 27
Two large earth mounds in a grassy field, surrounded by sparse trees under a cloudy sky.
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The Oldest Town In Oklahoma That’s Loaded With Fascinating History

Fort Gibson, the oldest town in Oklahoma, offers rich military history, historical sites, and serene nature spots like Fort Gibson Lake and Sequoyah State Park.

by Ashley Wehrli
on Jul 8
Sign for Fort Gibson Historic Site, Oklahoma Historical Society, in front of a log cabin structure on a clear day.
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There Are 3 Must-See Historic Landmarks In The Charming Town Of Guthrie, Oklahoma

Guthrie, Oklahoma, the first capital of the state, offers charming Victorian architecture and several historical landmarks worth visiting.

by Ashley Wehrli
on Feb 20
A woman and child walk past a sign welcoming visitors to historic Guthrie, surrounded by flowers and American flags.