User:Narthring/Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture

The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture includes many articles pertaining to Oklahoma. I'm currently in the process of adding external links in Wikipedia articles to its articles. It gives me a chance to look at many of the articles related to Oklahoma and add them to to WikiProject Oklahoma and other related projects. I'm also adding cleanup templates to articles that need them, and doing general cleanup to some of the articles. Some notable people, places and things do not currently have Wikipedia articles. Some links to potential article subjects follow. I'll sort through them as time permits and create articles for the relevant ones.

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• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Bill Grant Bluegrass Festival
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cimarron
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Creek School System
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Claremore (American Indians)
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Coalesced Villagers
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Conservation Districts
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cherokee National Historical Society
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cheyenne-Arapaho Opening
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cantonment
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Committee of One Hundred
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cowskin Prairie Council
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Colleges, Normal
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Camp Radziminski
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Crazy Snake Uprising
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Coffee's Post
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cessna
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cherokee Shallow Sands District
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Canadian River Compact
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Certain Bison Kill
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Civic Clubs
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cherokee Male and Female Seminaries
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cherokee Strip Livestock Assn.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Choc Beer
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cultural Regions
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Canterbury Choral Society
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cattlemen's Protective Association of Indian Territory
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Chickasaw-Choctaw Baptist Assn.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Civil War Refugees
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Constitutional Convention of 1907
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Common School Indemnity Lands
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Chickasaw Boarding Schools
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cannonball Architecture
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Cheyenne Outbreaks (1874-78)
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Chopin Society of Mid-America
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Choctaw Boarding Schools
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Coal Lands, Segregated (Leases)
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Dust Bowl Lore
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Delaware, Eastern
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Dance, American Indian
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Disciples of Christ
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Doan's Crossing
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Endangered Species
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Eighty-niner Day Celebration
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Evangelists
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Eastern Lowlands
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Early Triumph Wheat
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Edwards' Post
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Fred Jones Manufacturing Co.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Flintco (Tulsa Rig, Reel and Manufacturing Co.)
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Festival of the Arts
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Farming, American Indian
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Farming Culture
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Free Homes League
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Frontiers of Science Foundation of Oklahoma, Inc.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Folklife
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Free Companies
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Fort Sill Indian School
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Free Homes Act
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Fur Trappers and Traders
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Ferries and Fords
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Foley-Davis, Lelia
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Freedmen Schools
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Freedmen
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Fassino Brothers
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Greater Seminole Field

• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Grain Elevators
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Grey Horse
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Great Depression
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Gay Liberation Movement
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - German American Clubs
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Glenn Pool Field
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Governor's Cabinet
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - GI Bill
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Games, American Indian
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Great Salt Plains
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Gymnastics
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Germans
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Galloway College
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Government and Politics
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Glass Expedition
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - General Motors Assembly Plant
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Gold
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Griffin Foods
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Great Society
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Gender Equity
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Guardian, The
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Germans from Russia
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Golf
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Harvest
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Health Spas
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Home Demonstration Clubs
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Harlow's Weekly
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Healdton Field
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hot Oil Controversy
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hazford Rupert 81^st
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Holy City of the Wichitas Passion Play
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Horse Industry
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Horsethief Canyon
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Heroine
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Health Care Industry
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hispanics
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hockey
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hollins v. State of Okla.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - High Gate College
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hook Nine Ranch
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hog Industry
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hewitt Field
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hurley, Wilson
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hitch Ranch
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hope, Welborn
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Historic Neighborhoods
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Horton, Judith
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Heyman, Seymour Caesar
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hoffman, Roy
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Houston, Drusilla Dunjee
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hamon, Jake
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Harlow, Rex
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Harlow, Victor
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Intruders
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Independent Petroleum Association of America
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Removal
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Industrial Workers of the World
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Italians
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indiahoma Farmers' Union
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - InterUrban
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Ida Glen Number 1
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Intertribal Councils
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - International Indian Territory Fair
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Italian Festival
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Country
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Response to the Boomer Movement
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Immigration and Ethnicity
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Nations
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Irish
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - International Petroleum Exposition
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Arts and Crafts Board
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Journal
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Expedition (1862)
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Missionary
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Co.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Interstate Oil Compact Commission
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Irving, Latrobe, and Portales Party
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Helmerich and Payne
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hinderliter Tool Co.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Hoots Ranch (3D Ranch)
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Horse Racing
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Intertribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Indian Colonization Zone
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Jerome Commission
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Junior College Movement
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Jay-Kola
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - John Zink Company
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Juneteenth-on-Greenwood
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - James Gang Lore
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Jarman, John
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kassing, Edith F.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kurland, Bob
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kingfisher v. Wood
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Keokuk, Moses
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Keeler, William W.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Railway
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kingsbury, Cyrus
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kroutil, John
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Key, William S.
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kubik Site
• Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture - Kendrick