from Ardmore to Wewoka and Wilson along with hundreds of photos of towns

treaties that brought American Indians to Indian Territory

and organ transplantation

More Than A Championship celebrates the many successes and triumphs

Bounty of Nature meat shredder" from Ardmore to Wewoka andThe abundance of fur bearing animals in the wilderness that would become Oklahoma lured explorers and traders in the seventeenth century. Europeans wanted furs for hats and coats, and the forests of Oklahoma and other regions of French Louisiana provided them. This book tells of the earliest exchanges of furs for Great Lakes copper utensils and jewelry, European trinkets, guns, food, and clothing. There are stories of fur traders carving trading posts