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  • All About Us
    • Museum Hours and Admission
    • Location
    • Membership
    • Board and Staff
    • Volunteer!
    • Museum History
    • Our Mission
    • Conference Room
    • Memorials
  • Events
    • Treasure Hunters Day
    • Railroad Day
    • Haunted History Tours
    • Bass Reeves Western History Conference
  • Whistlestop Gift Shop
    • Okie From Muskogee Shirts
    • MUSKOGEE BOOK
    • Order Muskogee Postcard Book
  • Area History
    • Black History Month
    • Area History Stories & Articles
    • Three Rivers Historian >
      • Historian 2013 - 2015
    • Links to Other History Websites
  • Visit Muskogee!
  • Blog
  • Informative

Stories About Events in the
Three Rivers History


Muskogee's Electric Arch


The Rich Jazz Era


Muskogee's Great Fire of 1899


Bass Reeves: America's Legend


Camp Gruber: The War Years


Muskogee's Water Works


14 Flags Over the Three Rivers Area

Tony Goetz: Music Impresario

Muskogee's Trolley Years

Muskogee's Spaulding Park

Moving Greenhill Cemetery


Articles from the Three Rivers Historian


Muskogee Celebrates Its Centennial


River Transportation Important to the Region

William Campbell: A Three Rivers Veteran and Entrepreneur

Early Motoring In Muskogee

Centennial Time Capsule to be Buried at Museum Site

African American Soldiers Served at Fort Gibson

Muskogee's Great Fire of 1899

Midland Valley Depot Has Rich History of Its Own

Camp Gruber Played a Crucial Role in WWII

Thanksgiving in Indian Territory

Trade in the Three Rivers Area Brought Sondheimer Family to Muskogee

Oldest Recorded History of Three Rivers Area Occurred Near Haskell

Downtown Muskogee Had a Theatre on Almost Every Corner

C.E. Foley: Eufaula Pioneer

Indian Bowl Opened in 1939

WPA Left Legacy in Three Rivers

Moran/Pate House Graces Ninth Street

The Turner Opera House

The Elliott and Ragsdale Families of Indian Territory

Sutton Family Pioneered Boynton

Three Forks Site of Earliest Trading Post

Christmas Even in Council Hill 1925

Spaulding Park: A Bit of History

Trouble in Threes: The Morris Bank Robberies, part 1

Honor Heights Park Won More Beautiful America Contest

Trouble in Threes: The Morris Bank Robberies, part 2

Muskogee's First Railroad Day Held in 1904

Grant Foreman:Pioneer Historian

Rivers, Roads and Rails

Muskogee's Early Waterworks

She Brought Her Hatchets

Roaring '20s Rampage, part 1

Roaring '20s Rampage, part 2

The Snake Rebellion

The Dawes Commission

Tales from Three Rivers: "I Leave You My Flag"

Muskogee: An Unorganized Village

Tales from Three Rivers: "Paid in Full"

Jim Clark: Muskogee County Desparado, part 1

Tales from Three Rivers: Ghostly Appearance at Frozen Rock Cemetery

Muskogee's Regional Heritage Center

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With assistance from the Muskogee Redevelopment Authority

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Mailing Address: 220 Elgin
                                Muskogee, OK 74401
Phone:                    918-686-6624
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