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AmericanIndianCultureFeature
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 25 2009 4:08 PM
With 39 tribes and centuries of history and heritage, Oklahoma is Native America. Discover the rich roots, enduring culture and thriving spirit of American Indians through this hour-long segment highlighting attractions, museums and centers that showcase Native Americans. From the Gilcrease Muse...
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ShakespeareintheParkDowntownOKC
From: OklaTravelNet on Tue, Jun 23 2009 4:02 AM
Now in its 25th season, Shakespeare in the Park is spending its third summer at the recently renovated Myriad Botanical Gardens Water Stage. After many years in Edmonds Hafer Park, the company moved downtown for its outdoor summer performances but also performs at Stage Center and on the Univer...
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TulsasDfestMusicConferenceFestival
From: OklaTravelNet on Sat, Jun 20 2009 3:59 PM
July 24-25, 2009 As the Midwests largest music festival, Dfest promises to bring another impressive and eclectic list of artists to downtown Tulsas Blue Dome District this July. The two-day festival includes live performances from more than 100 well-known and emerging acts, including The Black C...
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EasternTrailsMuseumVinita
From: OklaTravelNet on Sat, Jun 20 2009 3:59 PM
Eastern Trails Museum was established in the Vinita City Hall in 1968. It celebrates Native Americans as well as Pioneer women of the area.
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BarkingDogBakeryOKC
From: OklaTravelNet on Sat, Jun 20 2009 3:59 PM
Your pooch will love the gingersnaps, snickerpoodle treats and peanut butter birthday cakes made here for dogs only just ask Oliver, the resident poodle! Find these snacks and others at this nutritional canine bakery. Focusing on healthy treats with no salt or sugar added, any diet can be cater...
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HistoricMansionGhostTours
From: OklaTravelNet on Sat, Jun 20 2009 3:59 PM
Stories of ghosts and goblins at these historic locations in Northeastern Oklahoma. Originally aired October 23, 2004.
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GilcreaseMuseumUpdateTulsa
From: OklaTravelNet on Sat, Jun 20 2009 3:59 PM
This is one of Oklahomas greatest treasures: No museum in the world houses a finer collection of Western art and artifacts. Come to learn, to teach younger generations of their rich heritage and to experience the beauty of the priceless works of both American Indian and Western artists. With a r...
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TheCherokeeExperience
From: OklaTravelNet on Sat, Jun 20 2009 3:59 PM
In Tahlequah, have The Cherokee Experience, a cultural journey of the powerful heritage of the Cherokee Nation, through one of four different tours of their homeland. Explore the Cherokee Heritage Center, view the historic Murrell Home, witness lifestyles of ancient Cherokee people at Park Hill ...
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DeweyHotelMuseum
From: OklaTravelNet on Sat, Jun 20 2009 3:59 PM
This long-ago hotel has called historic downtown Dewey home since 1899, and today welcomes guests as a must-see museum. Built by city founder Jake Bartles, who is also the namesake for the city of Bartlesville, it is opulent and beautifully furnished in period pieces. Original furnishings fill i...
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KeepsakeCandlesShop
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:12 AM
Whether it’s candy, soaps, or candles, you can find them all 100% homemade in Oklahoma. Originally aired September 9, 2006.
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LakeMurrayStateParkScenicTour
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:12 AM
Oklahoma’s oldest and largest state park is located on the shores of Lake Murray. Activities include fishing, boating, golfing, picnics, camping, horseback riding, hayrides, hiking, biking, roller blading, swimming, miniature golf and paddle boating. Amenities: lodge, cabins, marina, swimming po...
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BlackMesaStateParkHistory
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:12 AM
Just beyond the entrance to the Black Mesa parking lot, down in a dry creek bed, you’ll see evidence from another time, in the fossilized mega-footprints of an Allosaurus. You can also see relics from the Anasazi Indians in the nearby cave. Originally aired June 24, 2006.
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BlackMesaNaturalFallsStateParks
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:12 AM
This park is in Oklahoma’s panhandle and got its name from the layer of black lava rock that coated the mesa about 30 million years ago. The Nature Preserve is located 15 miles from the state park and features Oklahoma's highest elevation at 4,973 feet above sea level. Black Mesa State Park ...
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BoilingSpringsStateParkWoodward
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:12 AM
A refreshing 800-acre oasis, smack dab in the center of the Oklahoma prairie. Boiling Springs takes its name from the naturally occurring springs in the park, some of which look like they’re boiling as thirty gallons a minute of cool water flows in, churning the sandy-bottomed springs. ...
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CaoNguyenMarketOKCAsianDistrict
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:11 AM
A marketplace in the heart of Oklahoma City’s Asian District, featuring fresh seafood, produce and a cornucopia of international food items. Originally aired February 17, 2007
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CascataRistoranteItalianoEdmond
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:11 AM
With rustic Italian farmhouse decor, luxurious touches including cascading water and extravagant lighting effects, every detail sets the stage for what is to come: a menu for those who believe food can be an art form. Originally aired June 4, 2005
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CayugaSplitlogChurch
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:11 AM
Mathias Splitlog, the man who built Cayuga Splitlog Church, was an early day Native American entrepreneur. He built mills, a buggy factory, and this church for his wife Eliza. The first service held here was Eliza’s funeral. Originally aired November 12, 2005.
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CheyenneRollSchool
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:11 AM
This school was built in 1903, in Roll, just north of Cheyenne. Through the years this building survived and in 1989 this one room school became the last of its kind in Roger Mills County. The school house sits in a complex, which is home to a museum and other artifacts. Field trips to the one r...
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DelCityMusicShop
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:11 AM
This is not only a music store but a museum of sorts. With handprints of famous musicians lining the sidewalk and autographed pictures and guitars of country stars occupying the inside, this store is sure to be any music lover’s favorite stop. Originally aired February 28, 2004
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FlyingWRanchTrailRidesSayre
From: OklaTravelNet on Thu, Jun 18 2009 4:11 AM
The Flying W is a working cattle ranch that offers horseback trail rides, wagon rides, beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife. Two cabins accommodate overnight guests. Visit the homestead dugout, and view or participate in special excavations on the ranch at the largest buffalo kill site in the...
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