From Creek Freedmen to Oklahoma Oil Men: The black heritage and archtectural legacy of Okmulgee (1878-1929)

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Title: From Creek Freedmen to Oklahoma Oil Men: The black heritage and archtectural legacy of Okmulgee (1878-1929)
Has Version: https://www.okhistory.org/shpo/docs/OkmulgeeLegacy.pdf
Date: 1991
pages: 107
Publisher: City of Okmulgee Historic Preservation Commission
Subject: Hospitals; Asphalt; Brick; Building; Commercial; Parapet; Columns; Portico; African American heritage; Frieze; Religious Facility; Daugherty and Gibson; Eastside Baptist Church; Fenestration; First Baptist Central Church; Gothic arched windows; Okmulgee Colored Hospital; Towers; Whitehead, J.M.
Temporal Coverage: 1921; 1915; 1922
Spatial Coverage: Okmulgee County, Oklahoma
Identifier: K2LP2J2X

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