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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in South Central Oklahoma—Chickasaw Country
By Mark Hilton, October 21, 2019
Ardmoreite Building and Marker (to right of entrance doors).
1 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Ardmoreite Building —  |
| 2 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Carter County — |
| 3 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Carter County Courthouse — |
| 4 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Civilian Conservation Corps and Lake Murray State Park — Ardmore, Oklahoma — |
| 5 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Daubes’ Store — |
| 6 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Federal Courthouse (1898) — Southern District — Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations, I.T. — |
| 7 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — First Carter County Courthouse Sidewalk — |
| 8 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Hargrove College 1895-1914 — |
| 9 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Hotel Wisnor / Carter-Booker Building — |
| 10 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Killing of US Marshal Dow Braziel — |
| 11 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Luke’s Music Store — |
| 12 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Masonic Temple 1896 — |
| 13 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Noble Brothers Hardware — |
| 14 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Randol Hotel — |
| 15 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — Simpson-Little-Colston Building — The Colston Corporation — Ardmore Main Street — |
| 16 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — The Banker's National Bank Building — 1906 — Ardmore Main Street — |
| 17 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — The First National Bank and Trust Company of Ardmore — The Oldest Bank in Oklahoma — Ardmore Main Street — |
| 18 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Ardmore — The Original Whittington Hotel — |
| 19 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Dickson — Rosella Hightower / Joseph Callaway — |
| 20 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Gene Autry — In Memory Of Of Those Who Died In Training Accidents During WWII And The Korean Conflict — Ardmore Army Air Field, WWII 1942-1946 — |
| 21 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Healdton — Healdton: — Oklahoma's First State-regulated Oil Field — |
| 22 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Healdton — Vincent A. Kimberlin — July 10, 1918 - February 14, 1989 — Captain, Infantry, US Army — |
| 23 ► Oklahoma, Carter County, Tatums — Tatums — All-Black Towns of Oklahoma — |
| 24 ► Oklahoma, Garvin County, Davis — Fort Arbuckle — |
| 25 ► Oklahoma, Garvin County, Maysville — 233 — Wiley Post — Visionary 1898-1935 — |
| 26 ► Oklahoma, Garvin County, Pauls Valley — Garvin County War Memorial — |
| 27 ► Oklahoma, Garvin County, Stratford — Ozark Trail Pyramid — |
| 28 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Milburn — Chickasaw White House — Chikasha Aboa Tohbi — |
| 29 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — A Half-Century of 4-H Work — Head Heart Hands Health — |
| 30 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — CDR. Clarence "Smokey" Tolbert USN — |
| 31 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Chickasaw Capitol — Chickasha Nan Apisa Aboa — |
| 32 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Chickasaw Capitol Bell — Chikasha Tulli Ola — |
| 33 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Chickasaw Nation Memorial — |
| 34 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Chief Tishomingo — Tish Mingo — Warrior Chief — |
| 35 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Douglas H. Johnston — |
| 36 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Good Springs — |
| 37 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Howitzer M 110-8 8" Self Propelled — |
| 38 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Johnston County Courthouse — |
| 39 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Johnston County War Memorial — |
| 40 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Lest We Forget — |
| 41 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Lest We Forget - Korea — June 25, 1950 - Jan 31, 1955 — |
| 42 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Lest We Forget - Persian Gulf — Aug. 2, 1990 - — |
| 43 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Lest We Forget - Vietnam — Dec. 22, 1961 - May 7 1975 — |
| 44 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Lest We Forget - World War I — Apr. 6. 1917- Nov 11, 1918 — |
| 45 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Lest We Forget - World War II — Dec. 7, 1941 - Dec. 31, 1946 — |
| 46 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Lost and Found — |
| 47 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Oklahoma Farmers Union — 1905 - 2005 — Indiahoma State Union of the F.E & C.U. of A. — |
| 48 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Pennington Creek — |
| 49 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Piominko — (ca. 1750-1799) — |
| 50 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Red Man's Pledge of Peace — The Chickasaw Nation — |
| 51 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Richard Miles McCool Jr. — Lieutenant, US Navy - World War II — Born 4 January 1922 Tishomingo, Okla. — |
| 52 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — The Capitol Well — |
| 53 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — The National Jail — |
| 54 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — They Sought No Glory but Their Country's Good — |
| 55 ► Oklahoma, Johnston County, Tishomingo — Tishomingo — |
| 56 ► Oklahoma, Love County, Marietta — Edmund Pickens — (Ok-chan-tubby) — |
| 57 ► Oklahoma, Love County, Marietta — Love County — |
| 58 ► Oklahoma, Love County, Marietta — Love County Courthouse — |
| 59 ► Oklahoma, Love County, Marietta — Love County Veterans Memorial — |
| 60 ► Oklahoma, Love County, Orr — Orr Community Veterans Memorial — |
| 61 ► Oklahoma, Marshall County, Kingston — Camp Leavenworth — About 2 mi. South — |
| 62 ► Oklahoma, Marshall County, Lebanon — Burney Institute — Site in vicinity south — |
| 63 ► Oklahoma, Marshall County, Madill — Herb Pate — |
| 64 ► Oklahoma, Murray County, Davis — Hutchins & Sons Furniture & Undertaking — |
| 65 ► Oklahoma, Murray County, Davis — Oklahoma, Where Reflection Seismograph Was Born — |
| 66 ► Oklahoma, Murray County, Sulphur — Civilian Conservation Corps and Platt National Park — Sulphur, Oklahoma — 1933 - 1942 — |
| 67 ► Oklahoma, Murray County, Sulphur — Sulphur — |
| 68 ► Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Ada — T1-2001 — Founding of Ada — Queen City of the Chickasaw Nation — |
| 69 ► Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Ada — Ode to Byrds Mill Spring — |
| 70 ► Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Ada — Pontotoc County War Memorial — |
| 71 ► Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Allen — Allen War Veterans Memorial — |
| 72 ► Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Allen — Chickasaw/Choctaw Stickball Game — (Kapochcha Akaaballi) — |
| 73 ► Oklahoma, Pontotoc County, Allen — Osage Village — |