Film fest, blacksmith conference in Pawhuska

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Format: newspaperArticle
Creator: Anonymous
Title: Film fest, blacksmith conference in Pawhuska
Is Part Of: Native American Times
issn: 15424928
Abstract: Built in 1872, the Blacksmith House was the first structure built in Pawhuska. The Usage Tribe built the house for their blacksmith, Delarue, to entice him to come to the undeveloped territory the Osage acquired when relocated to Indian Territory from their Kansas reservation. This two-story, five-room building is made of sandstone, typical of an early settler's home in the area.
Date: 5 September 2008
pages: 10
Publication location: Tulsa, Okla.
Subject: Dwelling; 1872; Osage Nation; 210 W. Main St Pawhuska, OK 74056
Temporal Coverage: 1872
Identifier: JBBCVC3Z
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