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This Week in Sapulpa History: The Building of a Million Stories
October 10, 2022
This week, the building that we all refer to as the Sapulpa Herald building is scheduled to be torn down.…
This Week in Sapulpa History: How Sapulpa Earned a Vessel
October 1, 2022
During World War I, many images of the war, such as the battles, war bonds ads, soldiers, military vehicles, vessels,…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Before the Chieftains, there were the Outlaws
September 24, 2022
Before we were the Chieftains, Sapulpa was known by several names, most prominently, the Outlaws. What led to the change?
This Week in Sapulpa History: The Dreaded Polio Reaches Creek County
August 14, 2022
This week in history, in 1946, the fear and effects of Polio reached Creek County. Pools closed for the summer,…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Mabel Bassett & the Town Entertained the Children
August 9, 2022
Mabel Bassett was the town’s first Police Matron. In her work, she was at the forefront of helping the poor,…
This Week in Sapulpa History: The France Hotel Opens
July 21, 2022
This week in 1909, the France Hotel opened. “The new hotel is a beautiful one and is a great credit…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Public Swimming Pools Were Being Built
July 15, 2022
In the early 1900s, Sapulpa didn't have much in the way of swimming holes aside from creeks, lakes and ponds.…
This Week in Sapulpa History: The era of “Crystal City of the Southwest” begins
July 1, 2022
The actual start-up date for the Bartlett-Collins Glass plant began on June 28, 1915, striking to life the era of…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Juneteenth in Sapulpa
June 20, 2022
Though Juneteenth has only recently become a federal holiday, the tradition of celebrating the emancipation of slavery in Sapulpa dates…
This Week in Sapulpa History: It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Strange Object in the Sky
June 12, 2022
“Golf playing was suddenly halted when a strange whirling mechanism spun thru the air overhead. The golfers stopped their games…
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