Oklahoma Archive

  • Bob Rogers was an ill-tempered, quick-fisted, and mentally demented outlaw

    Bob Rogers was an ill-tempered, quick-fisted, and mentally demented outlaw

    Bob Rogers was a now wanted outlaw was would be described as "ill-tempered, quick-fisted, and mentally demented." His criminal career would last another three years. Rogers and his gang would terrorize by robbing and killing in Northeastern Oklahoma and areas of Kansas before his demise on March 15, 1895.

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  • The Blue Whale of Catoosa Oklahoma

    The Blue Whale of Catoosa Oklahoma

    The Blue Whale is known worldwide and is probably one of the most professionally photographed and published images in the media. On occasion I come across a book, particularly books about historic Route 66, that have a picture of the Blue Whale.

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  • Two Wheel Oklahoma Show in Keetonville

    Two Wheel Oklahoma Show in Keetonville

    Keetonville, Oklahoma is near my hometown of Catoosa, Oklahoma and I have had an interest--perhaps an obsession--with the beautiful yet mysterious Keetonville Hill ever since I heard about the legend of the Cry Baby Bridge when I was a teenager.

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  • The Cry Baby Bridge Video Project

    The Cry Baby Bridge Video Project

    The fun in writing a story is research. I am in the process of writing a short story titled, "Beneath the Cry Baby Bridge." The story will be about five-thousand words long. The main characters are Lonny Roebuck and his pal Reggie Wallace. The story takes place in Keetonville, Oklahoma.

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  • Bigfoot in Keetonville

    Bigfoot in Keetonville

    I wrote and posted the story A Creature in Keetonville on the Storiesville website on December 22, 2008. The story is about a Bigfoot sighting in Keetonville, Oklahoma. There are two elements in that story which have fascinated me for several years: Bigfoot and the Keetonville Bridge.

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