Oklahoma Firefighters Museum Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum
The Oklahoma Firefighters Museum, located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is a museum owned and administered by the Oklahoma State Firefighters Association. The museum is financed by the dues collected from more than 8,000 firefighters. Groundbreaking for the museum building was performed on April 6, 1967 and was completed in 1969. The building houses the museum, the Oklahoma State Firefighters Association, the Oklahoma Fire Chiefs Association, the Council on Firefighter Training and the Oklahoma Retired Firefighters Association offices.
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Oklahoma! Exhibit
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma” changed the course of American Musical Theatre. Come see the exhibit celebrating the 75th anniversary of debut of the amazing Broadway production. Called “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma; The Birth of modern musical theatre and a new image for the state,” the exhibit walks you through the origin of the musical, as well as interactive sections. You will also find interesting artifacts such as the desk on which Oscar Hammerstein used to write the famed Broadway production!
TOP 11. Best Museums in Oklahoma City - Oklahoma
TOP 11. Best Museums in Oklahoma City - Oklahoma: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Museum of Osteology, Science Museum Oklahoma, Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 45th Infantry Division Museum, American Banjo Museum, Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma Firefighters Museum, National Softball Hall of Fame, The American Pigeon Museum & Library, Oklahoma Railway Museum
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Oklahoma Fire Fighters
Opening at Professional Fire Fighters of Oklahoma 2018 Convention
Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum Guthrie Oklahoma
Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum and Apothecary Garden
The Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum, located in the beautiful Gaffney Building (Circa 1890) in the downtown Historic District of Guthrie, Oklahoma, collections reflect the history of pharmacy and medicine in the 19th and 20th centuries in the Oklahoma and Indian Territories and in the State of Oklahoma. The extensive collection of artifacts and ephemera exhibited in the museum were coincident with the westward migration of pioneers, shopkeepers, families and pharmacists as well as a host of other health care providers who populated the frontier regions of the United States.
This is the first release of a three-part series on Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Part Two -- Oklahoma Sports Museum Part 1 can be seen at
Part Three -- Oklahoma Sports Museum Part 2 can be seen at
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45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 1
45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 2
American Banjo Museum
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City Bombing Museum
Oklahoma Firefighter Museum
Softball Hall of Fame
Oklahoma Railway Museum/Train Depot
Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame
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US Army Field Artillery & Fort Sill Museum
Geronimo Burial Ground
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NEW Oklahoma City Fire Truck Fleet
In an unprecedented purchase for the Oklahoma City Fire Department, 20 brand new engines are ready to respond to emergency calls.
Firefighters say they've been waiting in anticipation for the past year and a half. That's when the process of purchasing the new engines began. Built from the ground up to the department's specifications, the trucks did not disappoint.
“Everybody is smiling as they’re walking around and training and seeing the new features, and it’s a wonderful thing,” says Battalion Chief Benny Fulkerson.
Taxpayers funded the trucks through the MAPS 3 sales tax. They cost around $500,000 a piece, but they come with all the bells and whistles.
The trucks are equipped with more horsepower, brighter LED lights and far more advanced technology than their predecessors. They each include safety features like seat belts and door sensors as well as back-up and turn signal cameras.
“It gives you a little pride and ownership when your equipment looks brand new,” says Capt. Brad Tobin. “You’re going to take extra care of it.”
There are 20 new trucks in total and 15 are traditional engines. Five of those traditional engines are still being built, but are expected to go into service in September.
The other five trucks are Wildland Urban Interface Engines that can spray on the move, much like a brush pumper but closer to the size of a traditional engine. The Wildland trucks are stationed around the outlying areas of the city.
Perhaps the biggest long-term benefit of this purchase, though, is standardization.
Fulkerson says, “We had a lot of different types of engines out there and they might not have all had the exact same configuration of compartments and interiors.”
Now, everything on each identical truck has its own place, which saves time and lives.
The Wildland Urban Interface Engines are already in service, and 10 of the traditional engines go into service within the next two weeks. The old rigs will stay at their respective stations and will serve as back-ups when the new trucks go in for scheduled maintenance.
Oklahoma Train Museum Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Railway Museum
The Oklahoma Railway Museum operates over a former Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad line (The Katy) in Northeast Oklahoma City. The museum and train operations serve an educational experience for both young and old, which provide the experience of railroad travel in a 1940-50's streamlined passenger train and the feel of the mixed train passenger service that once operated across the state.
For more videos of the local Oklahoma City area
45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 1
45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 2
American Banjo Museum
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City Bombing Museum
Oklahoma Firefighter Museum
Softball Hall of Fame
Oklahoma Railway Museum/Train Depot
Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame
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US Army Field Artillery & Fort Sill Museum
Geronimo Burial Ground
Oklahoma Sports Museum, Part One
Oklahoma Sports Museum, Part Two
Oklahoma Drug Store Museum
Apothecary Garden
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Old Fire Apparatus of Oklahoma
This is just a compilation of old fire apparatus in Oklahoma. Not all of these photos were in black and white, but I think it looks better for this. None of these photos are mine, and neither is the song.
Song: In color by Jamey Johnson
Oklahoma City Bombing Museum
Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
The Oklahoma City bombing was a terrorist bomb attack on the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995. It was the most destructive act of terrorism on American soil until the September 11, 2001 attacks. The Oklahoma blast claimed 168 lives, including 19 children under the age of 6, and injured more than 680 people. The blast destroyed or damaged 324 buildings within a sixteen-block radius, destroyed or burned 86 cars, and shattered glass in 258 nearby buildings. The bomb was estimated to have caused at least $652 million worth of damage.
For more videos of the local Oklahoma City area
45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 1
45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 2
American Banjo Museum
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City Bombing Museum
Oklahoma Firefighter Museum
Softball Hall of Fame
Oklahoma Railway Museum/Train Depot
Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame
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US Army Field Artillery & Fort Sill Museum
Geronimo Burial Ground
Oklahoma Sports Museum, Part One
Oklahoma Sports Museum, Part Two
Oklahoma Drug Store Museum
Apothecary Garden
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Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum
Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum Tour
Oklahoma Fallen & Living Firefighters Memorial
The Oklahoma Fallen and Living Firefighters Memorial is located at the Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum, 2716 N.E. 50th St., in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma Firefighter Museum
The Oklahoma Firefighter Museum
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Oklahoma City Sooner or Later Grand Opening
On March 1, 2011, Retro Metro OKC helped celebrate the opening of Oklahoma City Sooner or Later, a historic exhibit on the history of city government. The project was led by Retro Metro OKC founding members Frances Kersey and Pete White. Those assisting on the project included fellow members Steve Lackmeyer, Buddy Johnson and Catherine Montgomery. This exhibit also marked one of the last public appearances of City Hall historian Kathie Wrights, who sadly passed away a few short weeks later. Wrights helped research and write for this exhibit.
The exhibit spans more than 120 years of city government history, from the city's first unofficial mayor who was shot in a land dispute to the evolution of the present form of government.
The history is told through artifact displays, photos, documents and text, with topics including the birth of Oklahoma City, growth, equality, transparency, MAPS and the evolution to the Council-Manager form of government.
Oklahoma City! Sooner or Later... also examines the 122-year history of the Oklahoma City Fire Department. Objects on display include a badge collection on loan from the Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum, a 1940s fire helmet, a cherry bomb fire extinguisher, a water cannon nozzle and a sand bucket used to extinguish fires in the 1920s.
One of the exhibit's focal points is a 1938 class A dress uniform once worn by deputy chief Hayden W. Marrs Sr., grandfather of former fire chief and current City councilman Gary Marrs, who is a third generation fire fighter.
Plans call for parts of the exhibit to rotate, featuring different aspects of City government history annually.
The self guided exhibit is free and open to the public year-round from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday on the second floor of City Hall, 200 N Walker. For more information, contact the City Clerk's Office at 297-2391.
The Sooner or Later exhibit is made possible by a grant from the Oklahoma Humanities Council and the We the People initiative of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The City of Oklahoma City matched the grant funds and partnered with the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Historical Society, Oklahoma Publishing Company, Oklahoma City Museum of Art and Retro Metro OKC.
45 Infantry Division Museum Oklahoma City Part1
The 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City
The 45th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army was a major formation of the Oklahoma Army National Guard from 1920 to 1968. Headquartered mostly in Oklahoma City, the guardsmen fought in both World War II and the Korean War. They trace their lineage from frontier militias that operated in the Southwestern United States throughout the late 1800s.
This is a two part video series.
Part 2 can be found at:
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Geronimo Burial Ground
American Banjo Museum
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City Bombing Museum
Oklahoma Firefighter Museum
Softball Hall of Fame
Oklahoma Railway Museum/Train Depot
Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame
Oklahoma Sports Museum, Part One
Oklahoma Sports Museum, Part Two
Oklahoma Drug Store Museum
Apothecary Garden
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Oklahoma Attorney Explains State Expungement Laws & Requirements
The Oklahoma Expungement law can affect you or anyone you know. However many don’t fully understand how it works. Attorney Clint James joined News On 6 to explain how you can have things expunged from your records.ᐸbr/ᐳ
Oklahoma Sports Museum Guthrie Oklahoma Part One
Oklahoma Sports Museum in Guthrie, Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Sports Museum is Oklahoma's official sports museum since 1996. The Oklahoma Sports Museum has a collection of memorabilia honoring athletes, coaches, and teams with Oklahoma ties. The museum is housed in a 13,000 square foot building in the Tannery District of historic Guthrie, Oklahoma. The Museum also presents the Warren Spahn Award to the outstanding left-handed pitcher in the major leagues each January.
This is the second release of a three-part series on Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Part One -- Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum can be found at
Part Three -- Oklahoma Sports Museum Part 2 can be seen at
For more videos of the local Oklahoma City area
45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 1
45th Infantry Division Museum, Part 2
American Banjo Museum
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City Bombing Museum
Oklahoma Firefighter Museum
Softball Hall of Fame
Oklahoma Railway Museum/Train Depot
Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame
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US Army Field Artillery & Fort Sill Museum
Geronimo Burial Ground
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Thunder releases 'City' uniforms honoring those impacted by the 1995 OKC bombing
The Thunder partnered with the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to unveil OKC’s new City uniforms Tuesday. The charcoal and gold Nike uniform pays respect to those affected by the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, which killed 168 people and injured over 500, as the 25-year anniversary approaches in April.
Oklahoma City Memorial 20th Anniversary Tribute
A song and video of Oklahoma City Memorial pictures as a tribute to all of those lost too soon.
First-hand look at Oklahoma City firefighter training
We've seen what firefighters do when they're fighting fires. Today we got a first-hand look at what they do when the fires aren't burning. Subscribe to KOCO on YouTube now for more:
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