The first African American school in OKC was founded in 1891, and would later become Douglass High (named for the … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Old Frederick Douglass High School, Oklahoma City (OK)
Construction was started in 1899 by Andrew Goodholm, one of the first millers in Oklahoma City. He was also a … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Goodholm House, Oklahoma City (OK)
The rare raised cottage with Greek Revival and Italianate details was built in 1842 as the center of Weseley Plattenburg’s … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Wesley Plattenburg House, Selma (AL)
This frame structure at the eastern edge of town was named for the most important town of the Upper Creek. … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Tukabatchee Lodge, Crawford (AL)
This structure, built in 1830, was originally the William Glover House. It is located at the junction of A.L. Isaac … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Glover Tavern, Forkland (AL)
In September of 1939, this modern brick structure was built with an attached auditorium and gym. The building, which contained … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Rodessa High School, Rodessa (LA)
Great Western Coal & Coke Building, 701 E. Main Street, Wilburton, OK The building was one of the last surviving coal … Continue reading Lost Landmark-Great Western Coal & Coke Building, Wilburton (OK)
Photo courtesy of koknor This structure was built in 1910. By 1911, Albion had a population of 300 and … Continue reading Lost Landmark-Albion State Bank Building, Albion (OK)
The New Fork town site consists of several log and wood frame structures representing one of the earliest settlements … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Town of New Fork (WY)
This residence was constructed in 1903 by John and Sarah Morton, owners of one of the largest ranches in Wyoming. … Continue reading Historic Hotel-Morton Mansion Bed and Breakfast, Douglas (WY)
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