Land Office

Land Office is an Oklahoma historical marker in Logan County.

Logan County · at Second Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie

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On this site stood the federal government's land office where each of the 20,000 persons making the Land Run of 1889 had to appear and file his claim. This was also the site of the first post office in Oklahoma Territory.

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