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978-1-4930-3910-4 • Paperback • May 2019 • $16.95 • (£12.99)
978-1-4930-3911-1 • eBook • May 2019 • $16.00 • (£11.99)
Robert L. Dorman was born and raised in Oklahoma. After graduating from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in history, Dorman continued his education elsewhere. However, being absent from Oklahoma only fueled his love and interest of the state's unique history. It Happened in Oklahoma is his third book on regional American history. He lives in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Old Paint, Harper County—8000 BCRiddle of the Runes, Heavener—AD 1012That Fatal Country, Fort Gibson—1834After the Tears, Tahlequah—1846A Second Trail of Tears, Chustenahlah—1861The Trail That Built a Kingdom, Chisholm Trail—1867Custer's Dress Rehearsal, Washita River—1868Indomitable, Bitter Creek—1873Long Live the Bandit Queen, Eufaula—1889Boomer Sooner, Oklahoma City—1890Dead or Alive, Preferably Dead, Wauhillau—1892Taking Bill Doolin, Twice, Guthrie—1896The Seminole Burning, Maud—1898 Gala Day, 101 Ranch—1905Buffalo Comeback, Wichita Mountains—1907Hold Your Nose and Sign, Guthrie—1907Land of the Reds, Seminole County—1917Burning Greenwood, Tulsa—1921Reign of Terror, Osage County—1923 Wild Mary and No. 1 Stout, Oklahoma City—1930King Tut's Tomb, Oklahoma-Style, Spiro—1933Take Me Back to Tulsa, Tulsa—1934Black Sunday, Cimarron County—1935Meet the Okies, Route 66—1939Kate and Angie, Muskogee—1940Freaks of the Storm, Tinker Air Force Base—1948Visible At Last, Norman—1950Black Saturday, Norman—1957Way Down Yonder, Anadarko Basin—1972The Karen Silkwood Mystery, Crescent—1974900-Foot Jesus, Tulsa—1980Terror in the Heartland, Oklahoma City—1995Go to the Cross, Moore—1999Bridge to Nowhere, Webbers Falls—2002Tar Creek, Picher—2008 BibliographyIndexAbout the Author
An addition to the perennially successful It Happened in Series for the Sooner State.
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Oklahoma