OK Landmarks
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Eischen's Bar opened shortly after the end of Prohibition. The massive back bar, a vital part of the history of Eischen's was hand-carved in the early 1800's.
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Originally established as Eischen's Saloon in 1896, Eischen's is the oldest bar in OK. It is famous for it's fried chicken and cold beer.
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Hangar used to do maintainence on B-52 planes during the Vietnam War.
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This is a legendary intersection in the 3001 Building, where jet engines are re-built.
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Built in 1999, along the Lake Hefner shores in NW Oklahoma City, the lighthouse is 35 feet tall. Called the East Wharf Lighthouse.
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Located in NW Oklahoma City, it is a favorite destination for recreation such as biking, running, sailing, and fishing.
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Library in the former home of oil baron and philanthropist, Frank Buttram. Completed in 1938 the home included this extensive library. This is a signed and numbered print of 250.
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$60.00
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The old town of Meers, OK sprang up during a bogus gold rush in the Wichita Mountains. Now a hamburger restaurant, the last remaining building in the town.
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Located in the Oklahoma City Zoo, the island was created as a habitat for monkeys and was enjoyed by visitors for 60 years.
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