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Gracemont Jail

The Gracemont Jail sits alone in the disappearing town being consumed by vines. It is one of the prime examples of a calaboose in Oklahoma, a remnant of pioneer days passed. Its stories are hidden...

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Durant City Jail

The Durant City Jail is one of my favorite jails in the State of Oklahoma. The history of it plays a big part but the look of the building intrigues me greatly! If you drive through the streets of...

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Bromide Jail

The first calaboose in Bromide was a wood structure on the Johnson County side of town. The structure was burned in December 1916 by Ab Jennings who was placed in it on a charge of being drunk. He...

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Canute Jail

The Canute Jail sits alone in the disappearing town being consumed by vines. It is one of the prime examples of a calaboose in Oklahoma, a remnant of pioneer days passed. Its stories are hidden away...

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Camargo Jail

The Camargo Jail sits alone in the disappearing town being consumed by vines. It is one of the prime examples of a calaboose in Oklahoma, a remnant of pioneer days passed. Its stories are hidden...

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Vici Jail

The Vici Jail is one of my personal favorites. It is everything a textbook pioneer jail is. A concrete, barrel-roof, single-cell structure. It is also in the “ideal” jail location, where...

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Chandler Jail

This Chandler Jail cell was originally located in the basement of Chandler City Hall. Purchased and installed in 1929, this setup was one that is common all across the state for this time period...

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Watts Jail

While the exact date of the Watts Jail construction has yet to be determined, based on recorded stories one can whittle it down to possibly being built sometime between 1915-1920. The Westvile Record...

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Headrick Jail

The Headrick Jail sits alone in the disappearing town being consumed by vines. It is one of the prime examples of a calaboose in Oklahoma, a remnant of pioneer days passed. Its stories are hidden...

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Muskogee Hotel

Hotel Muskogee also known as Muskogee Hotel has been unmissable in every stage of its lifetime. Back during its construction in 1921-22 it was a job site that employed many different Muskogee...

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Jim Thorpe Office Building

Table of Contents Toggle Capitol Office BuildingJim Thorpe Office Building/RenovationsHistoric Pictures of Jim Thorpe Office BuildingGallery Below of Jim Thorpe Office Building Capitol Office...

Tulsa Second Presbyterian Church

Tulsa Second Presbyterian Church

Table of Contents Toggle ProgramsTulsa Race MassacreCurrent BuildingRacial DisagreementsCrosstown Expressway and ProgramsKendall Whittier MinistryCrosstown Child Care CenterEmergency Infant...

Burbank Hotel

Burbank Hotel

Table of Contents Toggle Hotel Jameson 1922-1936Richardson Hotel 1937-1950Burbank Hotel 1951- ~1970Gallery Below of Burbank Hotel Like many other Osage County towns, Burbank Oklahoma had its...

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Alex Jail

Not much at all is known about the Alex Jail. It sits now on private property wasting away to the elements. If nothing is done by the state to step in and save these structures we will see many more...

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Canadian Jail

The Canadian Jail is one of the most interesting calabooses to me personally. With the structure predating statehood this brick two-cell jail was built in the 1890s. The body of this structure is...

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