In Oklahoma City, along the broad Classen Blvd. north and south of the juncture of NW 23rd and Classen are many historical gems. They hark ...

It is the eternal connection and cause of crime - money. The love of it, the shortage of it, and desire for more of it has been the spark c...

The historic roadway known as "Route 66" takes a small turn in Oklahoma City (map) and as a result offers some interesting site...

As Rod Serling said, there is a signpost up ahead...or in this case, along Highway 81 in southern Kansas in a small town begun in the cat...

Think tats are a new invention?  Over the centuries many people groups have chosen to adorn their body for decorative, religious, or social...

Here is an invitation for all Former Residents and Staff of St. Joseph’s Orphanage in Bethany, Oklahoma "Did you hear about the ...

When did the idea of little men from space first emerge into our consciousness?  Why did it arrive, if not from actual visiting alien craft...

From 1941-1945 various commodities were rationed to ensure adequate supplies for the war effort, to stabilize the homefront economy, and ...

This book and the certificate were issues to a 63 year old Minnie Catherine Mulholland, 306 W. Choctaw, Tahlequah, Cherokee Co., Oklaho...

A page of stamps used to dispense food to registered people during World War 2.  The paper looked to be recycled grade.

This sugar ration book was used by Donald M. Wyatt, 306 West Choctaw in Tahlequah, Oklahoma during World War Two.

Representive image - Public Domain One of the fundamental elements in any family's evolution is the influence of religion in crafti...

This was submitted by a reader and it certainly does flesh out the scope and history of this most popular form of mayhem in 19th and early ...

Copy drawn from an 1897 illustration In 1896 and 1897 newspapers were reporting sightings of a strange and mysterious airship.  The sto...

It was late summer in Georgia and stories began to surface of something strange coming from the area of the Summit of Welsh Mountain, betwe...

I was pretty amazed the other day when I heard a St. Patricks Day ad for a local limo service boldly stating you could "party like an...

Public Domain, ca. 1910  In 1898 a young man became intrigued by the newest gizmo - a bicyle with a motor!  This motorcycle was the hot...

Hollywood actor Dale Robertson was an alum of Eugene Field  elementary school in Oklahoma City, according to numerous alums who gathered t...

In January of 1907, a young woman took a dose of morphine and a painful day later she was dead.  Rose Milton, 25, was an "inmate"...

Woodward Museum According to the Oklahoma Encyclopedia of History and Culture online :  "Archaeological surveys for highwa...

Artist rendering of Martha Fleming by Marilyn A. Hudson, 2015. She stood 6 feet tall; had a low and strong voice; was a leader in the e...

Personal collection of M.A.Hudson The original hospital opened about 1910 and was sponsored by the Episcopal church.   In the 1920'...

close-up of figure In the 1860's a surprising mural was revealed during renovations at Totentanz von St. Marien in Berlin, Germany. ...

In 1904 Oklahoma City there was a strange sight that  met residents and visitors looked down South Broadway one chilly spring day. Marchi...

Ripped straight from today's headlines! Isn't that the way the old movie promos went?   " A well regulated Militia, being ne...