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REMEMBER THE LADIES: World War II top secret cryptographer
1+ hour, 45+ min ago (148+ words) Muskogee Phoenix Helen Breese, an Oklahoma farm girl working for a Washington, D.C., storage company, heard the nationâs call in World War II on the radio. After Pearl Harbor, there was a surge in recruitment of women for clerical and…...
Genealogy takes many forms at Muskogee Public Library
2+ hour, 15+ min ago (143+ words) Muskogee Phoenix Leslie Young-Holland, left, and Kyra Palmieri discuss scrapbooking materials at Muskogee Public Libraryâs Family History Scrapbook Workshop Wednesday, Aug. 19. Leslie Young-Holland, left, and Sara Bonniger peruse a drawer of microfilm reels in Muskogee Public Libraryâs genealogy…...
THREE FORKS HISTORY: Early Muskogee residents relied on marshals | News | muskogeephoenix.com
2+ week, 4+ day ago (153+ words) THREE FORKS HISTORY: Early Muskogee residents relied on marshals Muskogee Phoenix Heat Advisory from THU 12:00 PM CDT until THU 8:00 PM CDT X Tulsa panel discusses data center impact on communities As a fledgling town in the early months of 1872, Muskogee…...
Oklahoma Historical Society gives grants to Muskogee museums
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (136+ words) Muskogee Phoenix Three Rivers Museum received a grant from Oklahoma Historical Society. Jerome Tiger's sculpture âStickballerâ is on display on the second floor of the Five Civilized Tribes Museum. Two Muskogee museums received Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grants from the…...
THREE FORKS HISTORY: Art adorned public buildings
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (121+ words) Muskogee Phoenix The Works Progress Administration was a well-known program instituted during the Great Depression by President Franklin Roosevelt to create jobs and put money into local economies. Besides many building projects like schools, armories and parks, the WPA also…...
REMEMBER THE LADIES: Letters from the Dust Bowl
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (128+ words) Muskogee Phoenix No one will ever understand why Caroline Henderson, daughter of a prosperous Iowa farmer, graduate of Mount Holyoke College, a schoolteacher and a writer, decided to homestead on No Manâs Land in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Her "Letters…...
'Freedmen Roots Uncovered' workshop to be held March 28
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (127+ words) Muskogee Phoenix The Oklahoma Indian Territory Museum of Black Creek Freedmen History and the Muscogee Creek Indian Freedmen Band will host âFreedmen Roots Uncovered,â a virtual workshop designed to help participants explore their ancestry through tribal, and core…...
REMEMBER THE LADIES: Warren honored state during country's bicentennial
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (146+ words) Muskogee Phoenix Gladys Warren was a well-known civic and political leader, recognized both locally and nationally She was the Oklahoma state auditor in the 1950s and chairman of the 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial celebration for Oklahoma She ran for lieutenant governor in…...
THREE FORKS HISTORY: Courageous woman saved lives
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (127+ words) Muskogee Phoenix In 1882, political tensions were running high in the Creek Nation between two factions. Isparhecher, a Loyal Party leader, was serving as a judge of the Okmulgee District and Samuel Checote, Pin Party leader, was the chief. The Pin…...