Anybody Interested In 1800's Oklahoma Stage Stands?
Just a few stage stands in the state of Okla. that the internet brings up. Can't get to them at moment, thought I might share. No guarantees as to permission, status of the land, etc.
Anadarko Stage Stand:
Section 15, township 7 N., range 10 W., on present site of Anadarko, Caddo County, at intersection of Federal Highway 62 and state highway 8.
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Beef Creek Stage Stop March 1878:
1st location:
sw ¼ of section 16, township 4 N., range 2 W., in what is now the west edge of the town of Maysville, on the north side of state highway #19 in Garvin County, Oklahoma.
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2nd location:
n3 ¼, sw ¼, of section 21, township 4 N., range 2 W., about ¾ of a mile south of first location.
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3rd location:
the present town of Maysville, just east of the first location.
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Boggy Depot (OLD) 1894
Location:
Se ¼, nw ¼ of section 1, township 3 S., range 9 E., on ridge between Clear Boggy River and Sandy Creek, Atoka County, Oklahoma
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Brazil Gap State Stand 1840
Location:
Se ¼, ne ¼, se ¼, section 23, township 6 N., range 21 E., in Latimer County, 3 miles northeast or Red Oak. One and ½ miles north of U. S. Highway 270 and 15 miles east and 3 miles north of Wilburton. 1/1/2 miles north of the old Musholatubbe court house.
Just a few stage stands in the state of Okla. that the internet brings up. Can't get to them at moment, thought I might share. No guarantees as to permission, status of the land, etc.
Anadarko Stage Stand:
Section 15, township 7 N., range 10 W., on present site of Anadarko, Caddo County, at intersection of Federal Highway 62 and state highway 8.
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Beef Creek Stage Stop March 1878:
1st location:
sw ¼ of section 16, township 4 N., range 2 W., in what is now the west edge of the town of Maysville, on the north side of state highway #19 in Garvin County, Oklahoma.
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2nd location:
n3 ¼, sw ¼, of section 21, township 4 N., range 2 W., about ¾ of a mile south of first location.
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3rd location:
the present town of Maysville, just east of the first location.
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Boggy Depot (OLD) 1894
Location:
Se ¼, nw ¼ of section 1, township 3 S., range 9 E., on ridge between Clear Boggy River and Sandy Creek, Atoka County, Oklahoma
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Brazil Gap State Stand 1840
Location:
Se ¼, ne ¼, se ¼, section 23, township 6 N., range 21 E., in Latimer County, 3 miles northeast or Red Oak. One and ½ miles north of U. S. Highway 270 and 15 miles east and 3 miles north of Wilburton. 1/1/2 miles north of the old Musholatubbe court house.
