Emahaka Mission

Emahaka Mission is an Oklahoma historical marker in Seminole County.

Seminole County · five miles south of Wewoka at intersection of US-270 and OK-56

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This school for Seminole girls was established in 1894 and operated by the Seminole Nation. Reverend W. P. Blake was the first superintendent. Mrs. Alice Brown Davis, who later became first female chief of the Seminole Nation, was superintendent in 1908. The school was abandoned in 1914, and the building was destroyed by fire in 1927.

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Emahaka Mission

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