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Azalea Festival Quilt Show
Azalea Festival Quilt Show
My Fair Lady showing at Muskogee Little Theatre April 22-30, 2022
First Place Quilt at Muskogee Area Quilters Guild Show for Azalea Festival
The Crystal Palace was located near Irving School on Gibson street was a favorite hangout for students in Muskogee during the 1930s and 1940s and was well known for excellent food and the soda fountain. The business was designated as an official Mickey Mouse Store.
THe Crystal Palace was located near Irving School on Gibson street was a favorite hangout for students in Muskogee during the 1930s and 1940s and was well known for excellent food and the soda fountain. The business was designated as an official Mickey Mouse Store.
Viaduct when the Trolley used it. 1906, the Viaduct looks West
Viaduct when the Trolley used it. 1906, the Viaduct looks West
The "City of Muskogee" steamboat. In 1908, the Muskogee Commercial Club purchased this steamboat and named it "City of Muskogee" to help promote Muskogee. The boat made daily excursions out of Hyde Park until 1912, when it was purchased by Joshua Harman to transport freight between Muskogee and Little Rock, Arkansas. Dr. Leo Bennett (right) and John Dudding (left). Bennett was a trained surgeon and dentist, also served as a US Indian agent, founder of the Muskogee Phoenix newspaper, owner of the Adams Hotel, a director of the First National Bank, and a US Marshal before Oklahoma's statehood. Bennett died in 1917 of complications from tuberculosis.
The "City of Muskogee" steamboat. In 1908, the Muskogee Commercial Club purchased this steamboat and named it "City of Muskogee" to help promote Muskogee. The boat made daily excursions out of Hyde Park until 1912, when it was purchased by Joshua Harman to transport freight between Muskogee and Little Rock, Arkansas. Dr. Leo Bennett (right) and John Dudding (left). Bennett was a trained surgeon and dentist, also served as a US Indian agent, founder of the Muskogee Phoenix newspaper, owner of the Adams Hotel, a director of the First National Bank, and a US Marshal before Oklahoma's statehood. Bennett died in 1917 of complications from tuberculosis.
1968 Azalea parade at the Civic Center.
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Did you know Griffin's Foods made Cherries in a box ? (year unknown)
Muskogee's Frisco Depot. Picture from 1916. Was located at 3rd st & Elgin, just to the East of where the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame is today, inside the Freight hold of the Frisco Depot.
The Hinton Theatre was at 3rd and Court Streets. This picture was taken in 1907, two years after opening. Notables such as: Will Rogers, Helen Keller, William Howard Taft, William Jennings Bryan, Al Jolson, Maude Adams and Enrico Caruso performed or gave programs at the Hinton while it was in operation.
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Nick Ledbetter, of Bristow, with his reindeer, Prancer, at a Christmas event at Goddard Preschool. He is believed to be the only person in the state who raises reindeer. Saturday, December 15, 2018. Photo by Doug Hoke, The Oklahoman
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Muskogee resident Pete Jones fishes for bass in an off-shoot of the Arkansas River in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Muskogee is a hotbed for fishing with the Arkansas River, Verdigris River and Grand River all converging in one place.
Muskogee resident Pete Jones fishes for bass in an off-shoot of the Arkansas River in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Muskogee is a hotbed for fishing with the Arkansas River, Verdigris River and Grand River all converging in one place.
Paula Roberts looks at pictures included in the National Remembering Our Fallen exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum Wednesday morning. Through the use of 30 pictorial tribute towers, the memorial honors service men and women who have lost their lives during the War on Terror since 9/11. The exhibit can be viewed at no cost through December 3, 2017.(Photo by Andy Holzman/SCNG)
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Motorcycling on the Sunset tour outside of Mukogee Olkahoma. Muskogee Oklmhoma is the hub of 5 great motorcycle rides that fan out North East south and west; they are The Mountain Waters Tour, Moonshine Run, Winding Srair Journey, Outlaw Trail, and the Sunset Tour.
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Three Forks Harbor, 5201 Three Forks Road, Fort Gibson, OK, Father and son fishing with the Muskogee Power Plant in the background.
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An exterior view of a Wendy's restaurant in San Jose, Calif., Thursday, July 28, 2005, where authorities say Anna Ayala and her husband Jaime Placencia allege to extort money from the fast food chain by planting a human figer in a bowl of chili in March. Wendy's International Inc.'s earnings dropped 1 percent in the second quarter but beat Wall Street's expectations for a period in which the third-largest hamburger chain's sales were hurt by false accusations that a woman found a finger in her chili. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)
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The historic Roxy Theater is part-subsidized by the city of Muskogee, as it begins to draw upon residents for film festivals and live performances in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Muskogee County.
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The neon clad exterior of The Cowboys BBQ. The Cowboys BBQ is Muskogee Oklahoma is known for its great food.
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LON HORWEDEL/The Ann Arbor News Harley, a chocolate lab owned by Sandy Gittleson, Ann Arbor, ignores the posted "no diving" signs as he blasts off the pool deck and into the water at Buhr Park during Tuesday, September 2nd's first of two annual "dog days" at the pool. With temperatures soaring near 90, it was the perfect day for the dog paddling.
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Three Forks Harbor, 5201 Three Forks Road, Fort Gibson, OK, Father and son fishing with the Muskogee Power Plant in the background.
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