OK Landmarks
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The old railroad bridge on N. Western in OKC was painted by many high school seniors throughout the late 70s and 80s. It was finally removed when the street was widened.
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A Bur Oak tree hundreds of years old in far northwest Oklahoma City. Signed/numbered edition of 100 prints.
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$100.00
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Oklahoma City's Milk Bottle building is a uniquely shaped little structure sitting alongside an old alignment of Route 66. The large metal milk bottle was added to the roof in 1948.
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Coming through downtown Oklahoma City, mid-sixties.
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OCALC, Air Logistics Center. Headquarters of the Air Force Material Command. Provides depot maintainence, product support, services and supply chain management.
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Bricktown Canal links downtown, Bricktown, and the OK River. Has water taxis to tourist attractions, restaurants, and events.
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Downtown Oklahoma City as it appeared in 1892.
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Broadway Avenue in Edmond, OK. Built in 1936. operated until the early 70's. In 1947 Edmond's first 22-bed hospital opened on the second floor.
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Steakhouse opened in 1910 in Stockyards City in Oklahoma City. Oldest continuously operating restaurant in Oklahoma City.
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$50.00
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