Introduction to U.S.: Oklahoma
Neither East nor West, nor North or South, Oklahoma falls in the cracks of American regionalization. That's not a nice way to put it--and Oklahomans take criticism badly--but look around and you'll see that the state's had a hard time, which at least partly explains the thin skin.
Oklahoma Indian Affairs (17 pictures)A Cross Timbers Threnody (17 pictures)
Oklahoma's Small Towns (29 pictures)
Guthrie (15 pictures)
Norman in maps (13 pictures)
Norman 1: The Agrarian Background (14 pictures)
Norman 2: Before World War II (15 pictures)
Norman 3: Post-war Downtown (30 pictures)
Norman 4: Post-war Expansion (15 pictures)
Norman 5: Housing the Dallas Generation (30 pictures)
Norman 6: Building a Starter House (12 pictures)
Norman 7: Other Ideas (20 pictures)
Norman 8: The National Accounts Move In (18 pictures)
Norman 9: False Fronts (12 pictures)
Norman: Mt. Williams (8 pictures)
Norman in Sum: Take One (21 pictures)
Norman in Sum: Take Two (15 pictures)
University of Oklahoma Campus 1 (22 pictures)
University of Oklahoma Campus 2 (21 pictures)
East Norman (10 pictures)
Downtown Oklahoma City (54 pictures)
Midtown Oklahoma City (76 pictures)
Oklahoma City Eastside (66 pictures)
Oklahoma City: Almost Modern (91 pictures)
Oklahoma City: Almost Dallas (77 pictures)
Oklahoma City: Water, Rail, Road (69 pictures)
Tulsa (10 pictures)