OK Landmarks
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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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A typical cable tool drilling rig from the 1860's until 1940.
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Designed by architect Solomon Layton in 1914. After 85 years, the capitol dome was built and dedicated on statehood day, November 16, 2002.
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Built after the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building which killed 168 people and injured many more.
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Created by Greg to depict local interesting places. Includes the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds, the police station, Memorial Park Cemetery, Kilpatrick Museum, entrance to Bricktown, and many more.
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Was the place to eat in Oklahoma City, located on the ne side of the Classen traffic circle. The best greasy spoon with an amazing staff longevity.
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Erected in 2012 a pedestrian bridge and a 197 foot tall sculpture. It spans Interstate 40 at Robinson Ave., south of downtown Oklahoma City. The sculpture is a stylized homage to the state bird, the Scissortail Flycatcher.
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A 1985 depiction of Oklahoma City soon after the Crystal Bridge at the Myriad Gardens was built.
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