Historical Markers and War Memorials in Le Flore County, Oklahoma

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Le Flore County, Oklahoma

1 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Big Cedar — Cut Out and Get Out! — The Great Nomadic Industry —

2 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Big Cedar — Emerald Vista — Sold to the Only Bidder —

3 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Cameron — Chief Mosholatubbee — --Amosholi-t-vbi —

4 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Cameron — 194 — Reynolds Castle —

5 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Hodgen — Civilian Conservation Corps Co. 810 — 1933 - 1942 — History of Company 810 —

6 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Hodgen — Don L. Hoyt Pavilion — Pioneer Trail Rider —

7 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Hodgen — U.S. Highway 259 — October 29, 1961 —

8 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Howe — Howe War Memorial — In remembrance of those that gave their life in the military —

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9 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Pocola — 190 — Battle of Backbone Mountain —

10 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Spiro — 191 — Choctaw Agency —

11 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Spiro — 192 — Fort Coffee —

12 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Spiro — Skullyville —

13 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Spiro — Skullyville — Choctaw National Cemetery —

14 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — A Settling Experience — The Caddos —

15 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — B-29 Crash Near Talihina — In Remembrance —

16 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) — A Legacy of Recovery —

17 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Deadman Vista — What's in a Name? —

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18 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — First Military Road — To Fort Towson Near Red River —

19 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Ft. Smith -- Ft. Towson Military Road —

20 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Horsethief Spring — What's in a Name? —

21 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Lenox Mission — Dedication to Education —

22 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Life at Stapp — Discipline + Hard Work = Self Esteem —

23 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Mammoth Changes — Climate, Landscape, and Lifestyle —

24 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Military Road of 1832 — Legacy of the Pick and Shovel —

25 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — On a Clear Day — Can You See Into the Past? —

26 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Outside the Law In Indian Territory —

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27 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — The Choctaw Nation — Part of the United States? —

28 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Talihina — Where There is Water There Will Be People —

29 ► Oklahoma, Le Flore County, Whitesboro — Old Lenox Mission — Historical Site —

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