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...and to this day 95% of OK drivers do not use them even though they've been standard equipment since 1956.
Here's one you can be proud of, our 'native' daughter.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Warren
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Warren
I had a 1958 chevrolet pickup that didn't come with factory turn signals. I had to buy an aftermarket one out of jc whitney catalog.
We have had the opportunity to live in a number of very good cities and towns, in a number of states ( sounds like we were running from bill collectors) in the course of my career. When the time came to choose a retirement home, there was no question that OKC was our pick. We live kinda in the corner of OKC, Moore, and Norman. Everything we want to do, eat, see, and enjoy is within easy distance.
"You're doing fine Oklahoma"
"You're doing fine Oklahoma"
"15. The nation's first traffic 'Yield' sign was erected in Tulsa on a trial basis."
That's still being used across the state on a trial basis lmao
Beat me to it LOL...
And here I was enjoying this threads and you went and mucked it up!!
Dover, Oklahoma Used to be Red Fork Station on the Chisholm Trail. Not to be confused with Red Fork near Tulsa.
She ain't MY 'native' daughter!
I don't know if it is an "only," but the Army was called to attack Robber's Roost in Cimarron County. The house where the Coe gang was using had very thick walls. Thus, the Army showed up with a cannon for breaching the walls.
Oklahoma Historical Society Article on Robber's Roost
Painting Presented at Oklahoma Senate
Oklahoma Historical Society Article on Robber's Roost
Painting Presented at Oklahoma Senate
**Wolf, OK . . . not Wolfe.
Dad went to school there through 8th grade and they now live about a mile south of the school off Highway 99.
Dad went to school there through 8th grade and they now live about a mile south of the school off Highway 99.
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