17 entries match your criteria.
Entries Containing All of the Phrases «greer county» AND «oklahoma»
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
| 1 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Willow — 219 — First Shelterbelt in the United States — |
| 2 ► Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, Central Oklahoma City — First Shelterbelt — The Red River Journey — |
| 3 ► Oklahoma, Jackson County, Altus — The Great Western Cattle Trail — Circa 1876 - 1895 — |
| 4 ► Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, Central Oklahoma City — The Unassigned Lands — Oklahoma Centennial Land Run Monument — |
| 5 ► Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, Central Oklahoma City — Flags Flown Over Oklahoma — |
| 6 ► Oklahoma, Cleveland County, Norman — Dale Hall — |
| 7 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Granite — The 36th Infantry Division's 132nd Machine Gun Battalion — 1918 - World War I - 2018 — The War That Changed the World — |
| 8 ► Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, Central Oklahoma City — Old Greer County — The Red River Journey — |
| 9 ► Oklahoma, Jackson County, Friendship — Friendship / Western Cattle Trail — |
| 10 ► Texas, Galveston County, Galveston — Texas First Bank — Texas First Bank-Broadway — |
| 11 ► Texas, Wheeler County, Shamrock — 2277 — Greer County, Texas — (To the east, in present Oklahoma) — |
| 12 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Mangum — Alice Florence Sheriff / Andrew M. Stewart — |
| 13 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Mangum — Alice Gilstrap Ewalt / Fannie Massad Moses — |
| 14 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Mangum — Caledonia Armstrong Trench / Marion Ernest Copelin — |
| 15 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Mangum — Dr. Fowler Border / John Andrew Jackson — Surgeon-Mayor-Benefactor / — |
| 16 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Mangum — George Washington Boyd / Louis Tittle — |
| 17 ► Oklahoma, Greer County, Mangum — Samuel D. Rude / Henry Clay Sweet — |
Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.
* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.
Nov. 13, 2026
