Oklahoma's historical markers, on the maps of their eras

Oklahoma's historical markers stand along the highways and at the sites themselves, cast under a program the Oklahoma Historical Society began with the Oklahoma Department of Highways after the Second World War and still runs today. Three hundred eighty-seven of them now have permanent pages at TreeAlive, each placing the Society's own account of the marker on georeferenced maps from the eras it describes, and each linking back to the Society's own database entry. Where the Society records that a marker has moved, is damaged or no longer stands, its note is on the page too.

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Fort Towson

1824–1865

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1889–1911

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Route 66

1898–1929

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Oil in the Osage Indian Nation and the “Million Dollar Elm”

1897–1924

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Adair County 5

Baptist Mission3 miles north of junction of US 62 and US 59 at Old Baptist Mission Church, Westville vicinity
Fairfield Missionat junction of OK-100 and US-59 on south edge of Stilwell
Fort Wayneon US-59, two miles south of Grove
Robert Rogersthree miles north of the junction of US-59 and OK-62
Starr Springsat junction of OK-100 and US-59 on south edge of Stilwell

Alfalfa County 3

George C. Sibley Expedition1/2 mile east of junction of OK-8 and OK-11, north of Cherokee
Sod Houseon OK-8, five miles north of Cleo Springs at Sod House Museum
Stella Friends Academyon OK-11, two miles east of junction with US-64, north of Cherokee

Atoka County 13

Atokaon grounds of Atoka Museum and Civil War Cemetery, Atoka
Boggy Depot (Butterfield Overland Mail)four miles south of OK-7 bridge on Clear Boggy River in Boggy Depot State Park
Boggy Depot (Old Boggy Depot)on OK-7 approximately 5 miles east of Wapanucka
Butterfield Trail in Indian Territoryon grounds of Atoka Museum and Civil War Cemetery, Atoka
Captain Atokaon grounds of Atoka County Courthouse in Atoka
Civil War Burial Siteon grounds of Atoka Museum and Civil War Cemetery, Atoka
First Baptist Churchon corner of A Street and Mississippi Avenue in Atoka
Geary’s Stationembedded in the Lake Atoka Reservoir Dam, Atoka vicinity
Middle Boggy Battleon grounds of Atoka Museum and Civil War Cemetery, Atoka
Muriel H. Wrighton grounds of Boggy Depot Cemetery in Boggy Depot Park
Oklahoma’s First Catholic Churchon grounds of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 2013 South Mississippi Ave., Atoka
Stringtown Shoot-Outon US 69, 1/2 mile south of Stringtown
Waddell’s Stationapproximately three miles west of Wesley on Wesley Road

Beaver County 6

In This Vicinity Coronado Passedat junction of US-270 and US-64 one mile east of Forgan
Jones-Plummer Trailat Beaver County Fairgrounds in Beaver
No Man’s Landon OK-23, eight miles south of Elmwood
No Man’s Landon US-270/US-412/OK-3, six miles east of Slapout
No Man’s Landon US-64, three miles east of Gate
No Man’s Landon OK-23, six miles north of Forgan

Blaine County 4

Cantonmenton OK-51, 1/2 mile west of Canton
Chief Left Hand/Jesse Chisholmat Jessie Chisholm’s gravesite near Left Hand Springs, approximately six miles northeast of Geary
Civilian Conservation Corps and Roman Nose State Parkon OK-8A in Roman Nose State Park, Watonga vicinity
Whirlwind Missionsouth of Whirlwind Cemetery on N 2470 Rd, approximately 13 miles west of Greenfield

Bryan County 7

Chahta TamahaUS-70 at the eastern city limits of Bokchito
Colbert’s Ferryon OK-91/N Franklin Street in Colbert
Colbert’s Ferryon River Road/E 2205 Road, approximately 2.5 miles south of Colbert
Colbert’s Ferry and Toll Bridgein Colbert Family Cemetery, approximately 2.5 miles south of Colbert
Fisher’s Stationapproximately one mile south of US-70 on Fisher Station Road (N 3685 Rd), southwest of Durant
Fort McCullochon OK-22 west of Kenefic
Nail’s Crossingnorth of Nails Crossing Road and east of the Blue River, southwest of Kenefic

Caddo County 11

Black Beaveron US-62 in the National Hall of Fame for Famous American Indians in Anadarko
Britton Schoolon OK-152 five miles east of Binger
Fort Cobbon OK-9 in Fort Cobb
Fort Cobbon OK-9 in Fort Cobb
Riverside Schoolon US 281 near entrance to Riverside School, north of Anadarko
Rock Maryon US-281, one mile south of Main Street in Hinton
Rock Spring Baptist Churchon US-281, four miles north of Anadarko
Steen’s Buttesat junction of OK-66 and US-281, four miles north of Hinton
The American Flag (Rock Mary)on top of Rock Mary, southwest of Hinton
Washita School/Washita, Oklahomanear junction of E1320 Rd and County Street 2605, six miles northwest of Anadarko
Wichita Agencyon US-62, eight miles west of Anadarko

Canadian County 9

Beecham Cemeteryon cemetery grounds, one mile east of US-81 on E0940 Rd
Chisholm Trailon grounds of Mollie Spencer Farm in Yukon
Darlingtonon US-81, three miles north of El Reno
Fort Renoon OK-66 near entrance to Fort Reno
Fort Renoon southeast corner of parade grounds at Fort Reno
Gift of John E. Kirkpatrickon grounds of Mollie Spencer Farm in Yukon
Piedmontat intersection of Monroe Avenue NW and NW First Street in Piedmont
Run of ’89 West Boundaryon grounds of Canadian County Museum in El Reno
Yukon Czech Hall (Bohemian Hall)205 North Czech Hall Road in Yukon

Carter County 4

Bill Dalton Killingon Poolville Road, six miles north of OK-53
Healdton: Oklahoma's First State-Regulated Oil Fieldon grounds of Healdton Oil Museum in Healdton
Rosella Hightower/Joseph A. Callawayat intersection of Daisy Lane and US-70 in Dickson
Tatumsat Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Tatums

Cherokee County 1

Manardon OK-82 south of Tahlequah, one mile east of the Cherokee-Muskogee County line

Choctaw County 12

Choctaw Chief’s Houseon grounds of house, two miles northeast of Swink
Doaksvilleone mile north of Fort Towson on Red Road and east of Fort Towson Cemetery
Dorothy Jean Ortonon grounds of Fort Towson Historic Site
Fort Towsonon US-70 at east edge of Fort Towson
Fort Towson Landingon US-70 at east edge of Fort Towson
Goodland Missionon OK 271A approximately two miles southwest of Hugo
Goodwater Choctaw Mission/Koonsha Female Seminaryon US-70 east of Sawyer
Old Spencer Academyon grounds of old Spencer Academy, 8 miles north of Sawyer
Rose Hill Plantationon US-70, two miles east of Hugo
Spencer Academyon US-70 east of Sawyer
Stand Watie’s Surrenderat Doaksville (one mile north of Fort Towson off Red Road; east of Fort Towson Cemetery)
Transportation Crossroadson grounds of Fort Towson Historic Site

Cleveland County 10

Birthplace of the University of Oklahoma206 West Main Street in Norman
Dave Blue Trading Postat intersection of 48th Avenue Southeast and East Imhoff Road (OK-9) in Norman
East Boundary of Run of 1889 and Indian Treaty Lineon OK-9, approximately ten miles east of Norman
March of the Dragoonson US-77 in Noble just south of Maguire Road
Moore-Lindsay Historic House Museum508 North Peters Avenue in Norman
Norman’s Campon US-77, 1/2 mile north of intersection with OK-9
The City of Norman and the Cleveland County Historical Museum508 North Peters Avenue in Norman
The Jacobson House609 Chautauqua Avenue in Norman
University of Oklahomaon US-77 in Norman
Washington Irving Campsiteon OK-9 in Little Axe Park ten miles east of Norman

Comanche County 3

Camp Comancheon US Highway 62, two miles south of Caddo-Comanche County line
Chief Stumbling Bear Passon OK-58 north of Fort Sill Military Reservation
Sherman Houseon grounds of Fort Sill

Creek County 1

SapulpaNear the corner of Taft Avenue and Division Street in Sapulpa

Custer County 3

Cheyenne-Arapaho Cattle Ranch (Hodge Site)on OK-33, three miles east of Hammon
Independence Schoolnine miles west of Thomas at intersection of E 860 and N 2290 Roads
Red Wheat Allotmenteast of Clinton on OK-66

Delaware County 4

Fort Wayneon OK-20, about one mile west of the Arkansas-Oklahoma state line
Moravian Mission CemeteryNew Springplace Mission (Oaks Cemetery) near Oaks
New Springplaceat junction of OK-412A and US-412A, three miles north of Oaks
Watie and RidgeUS-59, two miles south of Grove

Dewey County 4

Amos Chapmanin Brumfield section of Seiling Cemetery
California Roadon OK-34, two miles north of Leedy
Carry A. Nationon US-183 south of intersection with US-60
Great Western Trailon US-60, 3.5 miles west of Vici

Ellis County 1

Western Cattle Trailin Fargo City Park, Fargo

Garfield County 8

Buffalo Springson US-81, 1 1/2 miles north of Bison
Cherokee Stripon US-81 near Garfield-Kingfisher County line south of Bison
Chisholm Trailin Government Springs Park in Enid
Enid High School Observatory846 South Monroe Street in Enid
Government Springsat northwest corner of Government Springs Park in Enid
Horse Watering Troughat intersection of East Maine Street and South Grand Avenue in Enid
Northwestern Academyin City Park in Carrier
Skeleton Ranchapproximately one-half mile southeast of the intersection of Breckinridge Road and N. 16th Street in Enid

Garvin County 3

Fort Arbuckleabout seven miles west of Davis on OK-7
Fort Arbuckleon OK-7 in Hoover (about seven miles west of Davis)
Wiley Poston OK-19 at intersection with Williams Street in Maysville

Grady County 2

Pikey’s Crossingon SH-4 bridge crossing over the South Canadian River between SH-152 and SH-37 (between Mustang and Tuttle).
Run of ’89 South Boundaryon OK-37 east of Cimarron Road in Tuttle

Grant County 2

Chisholm TrailOne mile north of Pond Creek on Highway 81, on the west side of the road
Chisholm TrailApproximately 400 feet west of Eighth Street in Pond Creek on Highway 81, on the north side of the road

Greer County 5

Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile SiteBeside OK Highway 34/U.S. Highway 283, immediately west of the Willow missile site. Willow, OK
Brinkmanone mile west of US-283 on E1380 Rd in Brinkman Cemetery
First Shelterbelt in the United Statessoutheast of Willow at intersection of US-283/OK-34 and E1370 Road
Peace on the Plainsat junction of OK-44 and old US-283 near Quartz Mountain State Park
William Ponderon the grounds of the Old Greer County Museum and Hall of Fame, 222 W. Jefferson, Mangum, OK

Harmon County 1

100th Meridian Oklahoma/Texas State Lineon US-62, four miles west of Hollis

Haskell County 3

Battle of the J. R. Williamson OK-9, four miles east of Stigler
Rev. Peter Folsom, First Choctaw Baptiston grounds of New Hope Indian Baptist Church southwest of Keota
Tamaha Jail and Ferry Landingon OK-9, four miles east of Stigler

Hughes County 1

Edwards’s Poston OK-48 south of Holdenville

Jackson County 8

Altus-Jackson County Wellon the north side of the Jackson County Courthouse in Altus
Doan’s Crossingon County Road East 1800, approximately 4 miles southeast of Hess
Friendship Schoolon E County Road 159, approximately five miles northeast of Altus
Martha Centennial Memorial and Martha Public Schoolon Church Street in Martha
The City of Altus B-47 Bomberat Park Lane and East Broadway Street in Altus
The Great Western Trailon US-62, two miles east of Altus
Town of Navajoeon grounds of Navajoe Cemetery, approximately nine miles east of US-283 on E 1600 Road
Western Cattle Trail/Friendshipon County Road 210 in town of Friendship

Jefferson County 1

Chisholm Trail Lookout (Monument Hill)on E1910 Rd (Monument Rd) two miles east of Addington

Kay County 5

Cherokee Stripon US-77 at entrance of Chilocco Indian School
Chief Joseph of the Nez Perceon US 60 approximately 2 miles east of Tonkawa
Chilocco Indian Schoolon US-77 at the Oklahoma-Kansas border
Oklahoma the Indian Stateon US-77 at the Oklahoma-Kansas border
Opening of the Cherokee Stripon US-77 at the Oklahoma-Kansas border

Kingfisher County 17

Baker’s Ranchthe west side of US-81, four miles south of Hennessey
Big Four Schooleast of Kingfisher on State Hwy 33 on SE corner of SE 1/4 of 14-16-6
Bull Foot Stationwest of US-81 in Bull Foot Park, Hennessey
First Rural Mail Routeon US-81 in Memorial Park in Hennessey
Kingfisheron US-81, present grounds of the post office in Kingfisher
Kingfisher Collegeon OK-33 on east side of Kingfisher
Kingfisher Stage Stationon OK-33, one mile west of Kingfisher
Laceyon OK-51, ten miles west of Hennessey
Massacre of Pat Hennesseyon US-81 in Memorial Park in Hennessey
Oklahoma Historical Society Birthplaceon grounds of county courthouse at Kingfisher
Red Fork Stationon US-81 in Dover
Roy V. Cashionon US-81 in Memorial Park in Hennessey
Run of ’89 North Boundaryon US-81, three miles north of Hennessey on Garfield-Kingfisher County line
Run of ’89 West Boundaryon OK-3/OK-33 three miles west of Kingfisher, next to the Run of ’92 marker
Run of ’92on OK-33, two miles west of intersection with US-81
Rural Electrificationon US-81, one mile north of Kingfisher
Sheridanon OK-51, ten miles east of Hennessey

Kiowa County 3

Camp Radziminskion US-183, two miles north of Mountain Park
Cutthroat Gap Massacreon OK-54, two miles south of Cooperton
Millie Durgan, White Captiveat intersection of OK-9 and OK-115, one mile east of Mountain View

Latimer County 6

Edwards Storeon Norris Road approximately seven miles northeast of Red Oak
Edwards Storeat the intersection of US-270 and Turkey Creek Road, three miles east of Red Oak
Holloway’s Stationon Norris Road, approximately three miles northeast of Red Oak
Mountain Stationon the west side of road at Mountain Station Cemetery, approximately 13 miles southwest of Wilburton
Pusley’s Stationon SW 180 Rd, approximately six miles southeast of Hartshorne
Riddle’s Stationon Lutie Road east of Lutie Cemetery, Wilburton vicinity

Le Flore County 8

Battle of Backbone Mountainnear intersection of Hardin Lane and OK-112 in Pocola
Butterfield Overland Mail Routesouth of Coal Creek on US 271, approximately 1/2 mile south of the junction of US 271 and OK 31
Choctaw Agencyon US-271, approximately one mile east of Spiro
Fort Coffeeon US-271, approximately one mile east of Spiro
John F. Kennedy Memorialin Big Cedar at intersection of US-259 and OK-63
Skullyvilleapproximately two miles northeast of Spiro on Spring Road
Trahern’s Stationapproximately eight miles west of Shady Point on Latham Road (E1300 Road)
Walker’s Stationat site of Old Choctaw Agency, about one and a half miles northeast of Spiro

Lincoln County 6

Birthplace of Jim Thorpeless than one block north of the intersection of US-62 and US-377 in Prague
Indian Springsouth of the intersection of 15th Street and Iowa Avenue in Chandler
Iowa Chapel Cemeterytwo miles north of OK-105 on S3300 Rd
Sac and Fox Agencyat intersection of OK-66 and North 2nd Avenue in Stroud
Sac and Fox Agency Schoolapproximately four and one-half miles south of Stroud on OK-99/US-377
William Matthew Tilghmanin Oak Park Cemetery in Chandler

Logan County 42

Bedlamin Mineral Wells Park on south edge of Guthrie
Blue Bell Barat Harrison Avenue and Second Street in Guthrie
Bonfils Buildingat 107 South Second Street in Guthrie
Brooks Opera Houseat Harrison Avenue and Wentz Avenue in Guthrie
Carnegie Libraryat 402 East Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Carnegie Libraryoutside main entrance of Oklahoma Territorial Museum in Guthrie
Constitutional Conventioninside City Hall, 101 North Second, Guthrie
De Steiguer Buildingat Division Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
DeFord Buildingat 116 South Second Street in Guthrie
First City Hallon North First Street and West Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
First Libraryat North Ash Street and East Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie.
First Townsite of Marshallon OK-74E in Marshall
Foucart Buildingat Harrison Avenue and Division Street in Guthrie
Free Masonry (Birthplace of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in Oklahoma)at Broad Street and Harrison Avenue in Guthrie
Gray Bros. Buildingat Division Street and West Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Guthriein Mineral Wells Park on south edge of Guthrie
Guthrie City Hallat Second Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Guthrie Daily Leaderat Division Street and Harrison Avenue in Guthrie
Guthrie National Bankat First Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Indian Meridiannortheast of intersection of Logan Road and Washington Avenue in Langston
International Buildingat Second Street and Harrison Avenue in Guthrie
Land Officeat Second Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Langstonon Langston University campus in Langston
Lovellat intersection of OK-74D and Main Street in Lovell
Lovell Pioneers and Homesteadersin Lovell, at intersection of OK-74D and Main Street
Mineral Wells Parkin Mineral Wells Park on south edge of Guthrie
Mulhallon US-77 in Mulhall
Office of E. P. McCabeat South 2nd Street and West Harrison Avenue in Guthrie
Oklahoma Buildingat Division Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Oklahoma Daily State Capitalat Second Street and Harrison Avenue in Guthrie
Post Officeat Second Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Reeves Brothers Casinoat Second Street and Harrison Avenue in Guthrie
Rough Riders1/2 block east of Hwy-77 on Harrison Street, Guthrie, on south side
Roxanaon OK-51, one mile east of Kingfisher County line
Roxana Ranch and Original Townsite of Roxanaone mile south of OK-51 on N300 Rd
Run of ’89 North Boundaryon US-77 at Logan-Noble county line, one mile north of Orlando
Same Old Moses Saloonat Second Street and Harrison Avenue in Guthrie
Santa Fe Depotat 409 West Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
Smith’s Two-Story Privyat Division Street and Oklahoma Avenue in Guthrie
State Seal Stolenat East Harrison Avenue and South Broad Street in Guthrie
US Government Land Officeon South Second Street in Guthrie
Victor Buildingon First Street and Harrison Avenue in Guthrie

Love County 3

Edmund Pickens (Ok-chan-tubby)on OK-32 at Ennville
Love Countyat Love County Courthouse, 405 W Main St, in Marietta
Love County Courthouseon OK-32 (W Main St) at Love County Courthouse in Marietta

Major County 1

Glass Mountains or Gloss Mountainsnear Cathedral Mountain trailhead in Gloss Mountain State Park

Mayes County 2

Battle of Locust Groveon grounds of Pipe Springs Park in Locust Grove
Cabin Creek Battlefieldon US-69, four miles north of Adair

McClain County 3

California Trailat intersection of OK-59 and US-77 in Wayne
Camp Arbuckleon OK-59 one mile west of Byars
Purcell: The Birthplace of the State of Oklahomaon grounds of McClain County Courthouse in Purcell

McCurtain County 5

Booker T. Washington High Schoolat the former Booker T. Washington School campus in Idabel
Clear Creek Water Millon US-70, west of Valliant
Elliott Academyon US-70, west of Valliant
Hochatown, Oklahomaon US-259 at Hochatown Union Church and Cemetery
Smithvilleon US-259, 1/4 mile west of Smithville

McIntosh County 13

Alexander Poseyoff OK 9 in Posey Park, in Eufaula
Asbury Memorial to Asbury Manual Labor Schooloff BUS-69 in Greenwood Cemetery, north of Eufaula
Buckner Cemeteryoff BUS-69 in Greenwood Cemetery, north of Eufaula
Deputy U.S. Marshal James Nakedheadon OK-150 in Lake Eufaula State Park
Green Corn Danceat Eufaula Indian Health Center, near S. 6th Street and Forest Avenue, in Eufaula
Honey Springs Battlefieldon grounds of Honey Springs Battlefield Historic Site, near Rentiesville
Jefferson Highwayat intersection of N. Broadway St. (BUS-69) and W. North Ave. in Checotah
Leo Newton and Bill J. Walkeron OK-150 in Lake Eufaula State Park
North Fork Townat the intersection of Elm and Main Streets in Eufaula
Paul Henry Carron grounds of Katy Depot Museum and Visitor Center in Checotah
Rentiesvillein community of Rentiesville
Tuskegee Baptist Churchat intersection of OK-9 and NS-411
Vernonin community of Vernon

Murray County 4

Civilian Conservation Corps and Platt National Park, 1933–1942on Bison Road west of US 177, in Chickasaw National Recreation Area
George A. Ramsey and the Mountain Highwayat the Turner Falls Scenic Overlook on US-77
Oklahoma, Where Reflection Seismograph Was Bornat the Turner Falls Scenic Overlook on US-77
Sulphuron OK-7/W. Broadway Ave. in Sulphur

Muskogee County 9

Battle of Greenleaf Prairieon OK-10, one mile north of Braggs
Fort Davison OK-16, one mile north of Bacone College in Muskogee
Fort Gibsonon BUS-62 in front of Town Hall in Fort Gibson
State’s Earliest Oil Refinerysouth of Muskogee on US-64/US-69, one mile north of junction with US-69/OK-165
Summitin the community of Summit
Taftat City Hall in Taft
Telephones in 1886on grounds of Fort Gibson Historic Site
Webbers FallsUS-64 approximately 1/2 mile west of the Arkansas River Bridge
Younger’s Bendon OK 71, approximately 1 mile east of Lake Eufaula Dam

Noble County 4

101 Ranchon OK-156, north of Marland
Monument Hill (Indian Trail Marker; Chief White Eagle Monument)on OK-156, north of Marland
Otoe-Missouri Tribal Reservationat Otoe-Missouria Complex off US-177
Perry Lake Park (CCC Lake Park)in Perry Lake Park, approximately 300 ft from the park entrance off OK-86

Nowata County 2

AlluweFive miles south of OK-28/US-60 junction on OK-28
Charles Journeycakefive miles south of OK-28/US-60 junction on OK-28

Okfuskee County 6

Boleyin community of Boley
Boley, Oklahomaon US-62 in Boley
Clearviewon ground of Clearview School in Clearview
Okfuskee County, Rosenwald Schools, and Boleyon US-62 in Boley
Paden, Oklahomaon Main Street in Paden
Woody Guthrieon West Broadway Street in Okemah

Oklahoma County 22

American Mutual Company1001 North Pennsylvania Avenue in Oklahoma City
Birthplace of the Reflection Seismographon grounds of Belle Isle Metropolitan Library, Oklahoma City
Central State Collegeat intersection of Second Street and Boulevard in Edmond
Civil War 10-Pounderon grounds of Wiley Post Building, 2100 North Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma City
Council Grovenear Northwest Tenth Street and East Overholser Drive in Oklahoma City
Council Grove820 North MacArthur Boulevard in Oklahoma City
Council Grovein Melrose Park in Oklahoma City
Council Grove Schoolon grounds of Council Grove Elementary School, 7721 Melrose Lane, in Oklahoma City
Edmond Right-of-Way GravesIn railroad right-of way northeast of intersection of Kelley Avenue and 33rd Street in Edmond
First Public Schoolhouse in Oklahoma Territorynear southwest corner of intersection at Second Street and Boulevard in Edmond
Joseph Bradfield Thoburnin Rose Hill Cemetery in Oklahoma City
Liberty Bell Replicaon the grounds of the Oklahoma History Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Baptist Orphans Homeat intersection of Waterford Boulevard and North and Pennsylvania Avenue in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City DAR Chapteron grounds of St. Lukes Methodist Church in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma’s First Television Station Channel 4444 East Britton Road in Oklahoma City
Overholser Mansionat the Henry and Anna Overholser Mansion, 405 Northwest 15th Street in Oklahoma City
Route 66on OK-66 in Arcadia, across from Round Barn
Run of ’89 East Boundaryon OK-66, four miles east of Arcadia
Saint Patrick’s Churchapproximately 1/2 mile west of intersection of N Council Road and Sorghum Mill Road, Oklahoma City vicinity
USS Oklahoma Anchorin Campbell Park in Oklahoma City
Washington Irving’s Campat intersection of OK-66 and Anderson Road in Arcadia
Wiley Postin Memorial Park Cemetery in Oklahoma City

Okmulgee County 6

Clara Mae Luperon grounds of Grayson Town Hall and Community Center
Creek Capitol/Creek Council Houseon the grounds of the historic Creek Council House in Okmulgee
Nuyaka Missionon OK-56, nine miles west of Okmulgee
Okmulgee Colored Hospital210 N. Wood Dr. in Okmulgee
Samuel Checoteon grounds of historic Creek Council House in Okmulgee
Trail of Tearson grounds of historic Creek Council House in Okmulgee

Osage County 8

Battle of ChustenahlahOne half mile west of N 52nd W Avenue on OK-20, Skiatook vicinity.
Million Dollar Elmon grounds of Osage Nation campus in Pawhuska
Oil in the Osage Indian Nation and the “Million Dollar Elm”on grounds of the Osage Nation Museum in Pawhuska
Osage Agencyon Lynn Avenue one mile north of OK-11/US-60 in Pawhuska
Patriarch Petrochemical Plant of the Southweston Main Street in Barnsdall
St. John’s School for Osage Indian Boysat intersection of OK-20 and County Road 5715, eleven miles west of Hominy
St. Louis School for Osage Indian Girlseast of Clear Creek Bridge on US-60 in Pawhuska
The Battle of Wooster Moundon OK-99, approximately 4.5 miles north of Wynona

Ottawa County 2

Gateway Signon Main Street (Route 66) south of downtown Miami
Historic Route 66 Ribbon Road – Sidewalk Highwayone mile north of Narcissa on US 69

Pawnee County 2

Bond of Friendshipintersection of Market Street and Second Street in Skedee
Pawnee Agencyon US-64 west of Pawnee

Payne County 7

Battle of Round Mountainson McElroy Road, four miles west of Yale
Oak Park Cemeteryon E0685 Road northeast of Ripley
Stillwaterat Sixth Avenue and Perkins Road in Stillwater
Stillwater Fire Station No. 1at Ninth Avenue and Lewis Street in Stillwater
Turkey Track Ranchon OK-33 west of junction with OK-99
Washington Irvingin the Jim Thorpe Municipal Park in Yale
World Famous Athlete Jim Thorpein Jim Thorpe Municipal Park in Yale

Pittsburg County 2

Blackburn’s Stationapproximately seven miles southeast of Pittsburg on Pittsburg Road
Perryvilleon US-69, three miles south of McAlester

Pontotoc County 4

Delaware Mountapproximately one-half mile south of Latta Public School on Latta Road (NS 3540), Ada vicinity
Founding of Ada, “Queen City of the Chickasaw Nation”northwest of the intersection of West Main Street and South Stockton Avenue in Ada
Natural Moundon OK-1, 3 1/2 miles northeast of Fitzhugh
Osage Villageon OK-1, 3 1/2 miles southwest of Allen

Pottawatomie County 8

Birth Site of Jim Thorpeapproximately six miles southwest of Prague on NS Rd 3510
Centennial Monumentnear grounds of Santa Fe Museum on East Main Street in Shawnee
Home on the Rangeon OK-18 in Fairview Cemetery in Shawnee
Jesse Chisholm Trading Post and SpringOn OK-39, two miles east of Asher
Louise Fluke Memorialon grounds of Pottawatomie County Museum on East Main Street in Shawnee
Sacred Heart Missionat Sacred Heart Catholic Church, six miles east of Asher
Shawnee Milling Companytwo miles south of Shawnee on OK-18 near old Shawnee Friends Mission Church
Shawnee Missiontwo miles south of Shawnee on OK-18 near old Shawnee Friends Mission Church

Pushmataha County 3

Antlers Tornadoon grounds of the Frisco Railroad Depot/Pushmataha County Historical Society Museum on OK-3 in Antlers
AT6 Monumenton Sherman Rd., approximately three miles north of Moyers
Tvshka Homma Female InstituteOK-2, approximately five miles north of Clayton

Roger Mills County 3

Berlinon E1080 Rd approximately 2 miles west of US-283
California Roadat junction of US-283 and OK-33, 14 miles north of Cheyenne
Sandstone Creek Areaon US-283, ten miles south of Cheyenne

Rogers County 12

1928 Route 66 Footraceat the intersection of Poplar Street and East 4th Street in Foyil
Birthplace of Will Rogersapproximately one mile east of Oologah on OK-88
Birthplace of Will Rogers Replicaon US-169 in Oologah
Claremore Moundapproximately four miles north of Claremore on OK-88
Clement Vann Rogerson the grounds of the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch, Oologah vicinity
Eastern University Preparatory Schoolnear south entrance of Claremont Elementary School, 318 East 7th Street, in Claremore
Oklahoma’s First Waterfloodapproximately eight miles south of Nowata on US-169
Old Mail Routeon the grounds of Blue Whale of Catoosa Park on OK-66, Catoosa vicinity
Port of the Plainsapproximately two miles north of Catoosa on the grounds of Rogers Point Park
Pryor Creek Bridgenortheast of Chelsea on OK-66
Will Rogerson grounds of the Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore
Will Rogers Highwayon the grounds of JM Davis Arms & Historical Museum in Claremore

Seminole County 5

Cromwellsouth of the intersection of Shawnee Avenue (OK-56) and Jenkins Street in Cromwell
Emahaka Missionfive miles south of Wewoka at intersection of US-270 and OK-56
Limaon the grounds of Rosenwald Hall in Lima
Mekasukey Academyon OK-59 near junction with NS 3540 Rd, approximately four miles southwest of Seminole
Sasakwaon OK-56, two miles west of Sasakwa

Stephens County 3

Chisholm Trailon old OK-7, two miles east of Duncan
Chisholm Trailon US-81 in Memorial Park in Duncan
Indian Base Lineon US-81 in Memorial Park in Duncan

Texas County 1

Panhandle Area Natural Gason grounds of No Man’s Land Regional Park in Guymon

Tillman County 1

Big Pastureat intersection of US-70 and Main Street in Grandfield

Tulsa County 3

Creek Council Oaksouthwest corner of West 15th Street and South Cheyenne Avenue in Tulsa
Katy Railroad DepotOn south Main Street in Broken Arrow
Washington Irving’s Campon grounds of Washington Irving River Park in Bixby

Wagoner County 2

Red Birdin community of Red Bird
Tullahasseein community of Tullahassee

Washington County 3

Carr-Bartles Millon OK-123 north of Bartlesville
First U.S. Post Office in Bartlesville, Oklahomaon East 4th Street south of Frank Phillips Boulevard in Bartlesville
Oklahoma’s First Commercial Oil Wellon US-75 south of junction with US-60 in Bartlesville

Washita County 4

Colonyon OK-54B in Colony
Cowdenon E1220 Rd east of intersection with OK-115
Old Mountain View Townsiteon OK-115, 1 1/2 miles north of Mountain View
Seger Colonyon OK-152, two miles east of OK-115 junction

Woods County 6

Battle of Turkey Springson US-64, two miles east of Camp Houston
Centennial Wallat southeast corner of the county courthouse in Alva
Cherokee Stripat intersection of Flynn and Post Office streets in Alva
Cowboy Cemeteryapproximately 12 miles north of Camp Houston
Nathan Booneon US-64, one mile west of Camp Houston
The Cimarron CowboyAmerican Legion Park in Freedom

Woodward County 6

Camp Supplyon US-183/US-412, one mile east of Fort Supply
Fort Supplyon US-183/US-412, one mile east of Fort Supply
Fort Supply – Fort Reno Military RoadNinth Street (OK-34) and Jefferson Avenue in Woodward
Fort Supply – Fort Reno Military Roadon OK-50, one mile west and two miles south of Mooreland
Military Road Crossingon US-270, one mile west of Fort Supply
Temple Lea HoustonNinth Street (OK-34) and Main Street in Woodward