Stories start at 5:30, visit the hospitality table for hot coffee and treats. Then enjoy a real story told by a real person about an event that really had an impact on our area.
The presentations usually last less than an hour.
Heroism of a Choctaw Code Talker
The story of Pat Metheney’s great-uncle, Joseph Oklahombi, the most decorated Oklahoma soldier to return from WWI.
Presented by educator Nellie Garone
The Day the Gangsters came to Town. Has anyone seen Pretty Boy Floyd?
Presented by: Nancy Ferris
“Beyond the locked Door”. An inside look at the Oklahoma State Capitol Building and the Durant connection
Presented by: Wayne Cotton
Ken Rainbolt – Early Desperados of Indian Territory (1865-1907).How did they get away with it?
The life of a doctor serving in the Union Army during the Civil War; his education, medical practices, and credentials
Presented by: Trey Collier and Jerry Polson
Ghost Stories of the Gateway City…Denison. Texas Celebrating 150 years of history
Presented by Brian Hander
To be announced
“The VISION of helping Oklahomans to See”. Recognizing generations of excellence in ophthalmology . THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE CLAY FAMILY EYE CLINIC EXHIBIT. (Light bites will be served)