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HOME SCHOOL DAY
The Oklahoma History Center presents "Home School Day" on Monday, October 4, 2010. This special program will run from 10:00 AM through 2:00 PM.
Join us at the Oklahoma History Center for a hands-on adventure into Oklahoma's past. Explore the museum with the help of gallery guides, follow along with our scavenger hunt, take part in hands-on demonstrations, and enjoy a variety of living history programs.
Students will find activities throughout the museum's galleries as living history characters and museum staff bring the past to life through hands-on demonstrations. Discover life on the cattle drive, explore pioneer life and the tools of the day, play turn of the century games at the museum, and more! There will be activities for students of all ages. Special living history programs will take place each hour beginning at 10:00 AM.
Home School Day is designed for family learners and Home School groups to come, experience, and do! No registration is required and you can join the activities at any time. Admission is free for students.
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Annual Fund Campaign July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010 In an earlier issue, we listed donors in FY10 (July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010) who had donated $1,000 or more and thus were being listed on our Annual Donor Board in the History Center. We also had many who made donations less than $1000 to the Annual Giving Campaign. This is the second list of donors who made donations of less than $1000. We are grateful to all who made contributions in addition to their membership dues! $99 - $5
June Adkins Juanita Kidd Virgil Earl Watson Polly Ishmael Sandlin Lois E. Albert Nancy Benedict Gail J. Barbre James and Vicki Boyd Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Blankenship Joseph A. Cammalleri Patrick and Donna Brady Jerry and Alice Cochran Jack and Wynona Brooks Denny Cresap John Paul and Alice M. Buzbee Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Decker Dr. and Mrs. Carl C. Collier Dennis R. Ferrell Ronald and Verna Davis Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ferry Jack Dreessen Attorney and Mrs. John E. Green Eleanor E. Edmondson Margaret B. Harlan Dr. Joe Price Fallin Marie Ellen Havens Ken Fischer John and Linda Hays Mary Alice Foster Janet Hill David W. French Larry Don Hodges Mrs. Eddie Faye Gates Maxine Johnson Robert J. Hays Milt and Becky Lehr Pat Heidlage Jim McCullagh Curtis and Mimi Hendricks Bobbie Jo McGee Bud and Marge Hightree Charles and Paula Ming Patrick D. Howard Edward R. Patterson Jim and Kathy Huston Dr. W. Edward Rolison Virgil B. Irwin Lewis B. Taylor Scott and Cathy Kaufman Ethel L. Thomas Barbara Slagle Don and Goldie Walther Robert W. King Pat A. Wann Dr. Gordon and Sherri Laird Murrel Wilmoth David W. Levy Suanne M. Wymer John D. Luton Mary Arkeketa John Franklin Adkisson Geneva Lumley Coates Jo Ann Neher Hall and Lois Duncan Max J. Nichols Steven J. Epple Georgia O'Hare Oscar Greenlee Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Phillips Richard Lowitt Cecelia Reynolds Laura Evalyn Stevens Doris C. Schooley John Swihart Jr. Juanita Lee Sims General Clement A. Evans Victor R. Slavick Chapter #1204, UDC Michael T. Talbot Don E. Sporleder Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tilden Enide L. Adair Judith A. Welch-Schmidt Larry and Janice Whaling Jerry D. Whitten, Sr. Lynn R. Atterbery Genave Rogers Jacob Edingfield Margaret Kinser Mr. and Mrs. John Kamp Robert L. Rorschach Phyllis A. Linker Patsy Washburn Cliff Meek Carol Eyster Marina Metevelis R.L. Morse Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly |
 Mansion Centennial Style Show
Pawnee Bill Museum & State Park, Pawnee
Sat, October 2, 2010 2pm - 4pm
The Pawnee Bill Ranch is celebrating the Centennial of Pawnee Bill's Mansion in style! Martha Ray will narrate a Centennial style show featuring fashions from 1910 on the porch of the mansion on Saturday, October 2nd, from 2pm to 4pm. Light refreshments will be served. The Ranch is requesting a $5.00 fee to attend the show.
All of the events at Pawnee Bill Ranch require preregistration. Please call (918)762-2513 for more information. |
Lunch & Learn Lecture - Finding the Girls Oklahoma History Center
Wednesday, October 6, 2010 11:30am to 1:00pm
Back by popular demand! Persons researching their families for any length of time have encountered the problems with researching females. In our society, their names change with marriage. And in the past, females could not own property or enter into contracts, which makes locating them in legal records even more difficult. So, what's a researcher to do? Learn how to consider the times and some of the techniques for researching the females in your family with Research Division Librarian Debra Spindle, PhD.
(405)522-5225. Pre-registration is required and the cost is $10. Lunch is included. |
Sequoyah's Cabin, Sallisaw
Friday, October 15, 2010 10am
On Friday, October 15, Sequoyah's Cabin will host the Fall Cherokee Cultural Day sponsored by Cherokee Nation Community Development. Admission is free. Presenters will demonstrate a variety of cultural crafts and games including weaving, stickball, marbles, storytelling, blacksmithing, flint-knapping and much more.
Sequoyah's Cabin is North from Sallisaw on U.S. 59 (3 mi.), then east on State 101 (7 mi.). For information call (918)775-2413 or email seqcabin@okhistory.org. |
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One year subscription to The Chronicles of Oklahoma
One year subscription to the newsletter, Mistletoe Leaves
Free admission to ALL OHS Sites and Museums
For a full listing of benefits, download our brochure.
Individual memberships start at just $35. |
Events at OHS Historic Sites and Museums include:
9/18 Celebration Tea & Open House, 10am-3pm, Peggy Haxton, (580)336-2405
10/1&2 Candlelight Tour at Historic Doaksville, for reservations call (580)873-2634
George M. Murrell Home:
10/22 Murrell Home Ghost Stories, 6:30pm, (918)456-2751
Oklahoma History Center:
9/30-10/2 OHS Fall Book Sale
10/2 Heirloom Care Class, Textiles & Quilts, 10am, (405)522-0785
10/4 Home School Day, FREE, (405)522-0785
10/6 Lunch & Learn: Finding the Girls, 11:30am, (405)522-5225
10/7 Oklahomans in the World Series, 7pm., (405)522-0785
10/23 Dutch Oven Cooking Class, 1pm, (405)522-0785
10/23 Workshop: "Oklahoma! The Land we belong to is Grand!", 10:15am, (405)522-5225
10/26 Lunch & Learn: Research in Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations, 11:30am, (405)522-5225
9/14 Quilt Block of the Month Class, 6:30pm, (918)762-2513
10/2 Intro to Blacksmithing, 9am, (918)762-2513
10/2 Mansion Centennial Style Show, 2pm, (918)762-2513
10/12 Quilt Block of the Month Class, 6:30pm, (918)762-2513
10/23 Ghost Story Tours, 6:30pm, (918)762-2513
9/18 Quilt & Tractor Show, 9am-5pm, (918)653-2493
9/17 Autumn Tree Centerpiece Workshop, 9:30am, (918)335-2491
10/22 Pumpkin Carving Workshop, 9:30am, (918)335-2491
9/18 Tom Mix Festival, 9am, (918)440-3205 |
On the importance of history...
"We cannot escape history and neither can we escape a desire to understand it." Anonymous |
Oklahoma Historical Society
800 Nazih Zuhdi Dr.
Oklahoma City, OK
73105
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