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Railroad Museum, Dan Harris, Model Trains & Memories
A Facebook post caught my eye earlier this week. It came from the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, one of Enid’s inviting tourism attractions. The museum was recently privileged to accept numerous boxes of historical material from the estate of the late Dan L. Harris. Thanks to his daughter and son-in-law, Allison and Lynn Angleton, along with Allison’s brothers Greg Harris and Kyle Harris, extensive documentation has been donated providing a detailed account of the formation of the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, initially known as the Enid Model Railroad and Historical Association which began in 1974. For a time in the late 1970’s, it appeared the museum would be able to call the old Rock Island depot its permanent home. However, due to the bankruptcy of the Rock in 1980, that plan was never realized. It opened in its current location in 1989. Information about all these activities was carefully chronicled by Mr. Harris and will soon be housed in the museum’s research library. Thank you, Allison, Lynn, and Dan for making this wonderful collection available to the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma. We appreciate your thoughtfulness and your help in preserving the history of a great institution!
Violations found at these Bartlesville restaurants inspected in July and August
The Oklahoma State Department of Health conducts licensing and inspection of food establishments. Below are the results of the July and August inspections in Bartlesville, based on results reported in the department's online database. ...
Tulsa's Big Dam Party Kicks Off Today To Celebrate New Attractions
The Big Dam Party kicks off this afternoon to celebrate the new attractions along Tulsa's Riverfront. The four-day event includes everything from live music to art installations to the world's largest rubber duck. The Big Dam Party marks the opening of Zink Lake, Tulsa Wave Park, the Williams Crossing Pedestrian...
Amazing OKC summer wasn't ruined because of one bad move
The Oklahoma City Thunder etched a remarkable offseason that stands as one of the best for the franchise in recent years. Shortly after captivating the entire league with their meteoric rise by leading the Western Conference with 57 wins and making it as deep as the second round of the playoffs, general manager Sam Presti immediately returned to the drawing board and delivered a slew of promising moves to elevate the team to greater heights. The additions of Alex Caruso and Isaiah Hartenstein are tremendous, while the extension of Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins couldn't be more beneficial in OKC’s long-term viewpoint in competing with its established young core.
Seniors Show Off Their Square Dancing Skills On The Porch
News 9's Jordan Ryan took the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to hang out with some new friends and learn some new moves. A group of lively seniors gathered at the Will Rogers Senior Center on a recent Thursday afternoon to showcase their square dancing skills. The group, which has been...
WATCH: Time-Lapse Of Giant Duck Inflation At Gathering Place
TULSA, Okla. - The world's largest rubber duck is currently in Tulsa for the Big Dam Party at Zink Lake for Labor Day weekend. You can't miss the chance to see this 61-foot-tall attraction at Gathering Place. News On 6 recorded a time-lapse of the duck's inflation.
Oklahoma Sooners Announce Toby Keith Tribute At Stadium
The passing of country music icon Toby Keith was a very sad day for all country music fans. Toby is an Oklahoma native. The Oklahoma Sooners have announced a Toby Keith tribute at the football stadium during every game this year. What They Plan. The official Oklahoma Sooners Instagram account...
Medwatch: Terry Bell donation unknowingly helps great-granddaughter 13 years later
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - 40 weeks is how long doctors hope mothers can carry their babies, but sometimes, for medical reasons, babies need to be delivered early. Terry Bell III’s daughter was born more than five weeks early. “She was going in for a routine appointment, and I got...
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