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- Party of Eight?
- Good choice
- Recent view
- Hudson’s Big Store
- Say what??
- Grapes?!
- Just a Great photograph.
- A Beautiful Moment
- Such joy
- Bethune-Cookman University today
- Yellow sky at morning
- Side Winder
- Air Quality?
- Sojourner Truth riot
- None were so blind(ed)
- The less famous sister
- Good ol' days?
- Rise and Fall
- Goo Goo Ga Joob
- Ticket Retention
- Not the only one
- Vagaries of War
- Killed by Amtrak
- Back to the Future
- Wanted --
- If you can't stand the light
- Centralized Traffic Control, I believe
- What's really happening
- Heckuva remote control!
- Sometimes — Things Go Bump!
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Red Bud Planting: 1944
This is Nola A. Higdon and two lady helpers planting a tree at Tulsa Municipal Airport in 1944. The back of the picture reads: "Red bud trees being planted in memory of dead soldiers by Pilot's wives club." Nola Higdon was my wife's father. View full size.
Time Warp
How did Jim Carpenter submit the photo on 12/16/2010 so that tterrace could leave a comment on 12/07/2010. What have I misread?
[The date. - Dave]
Tulsa Municipal Airport
Apparently was the busiest in the nation after its opening in 1928. This wonderful Art Deco/Moderne building was torn town in 1969. All that remains is the cornerstone, now on display at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum.
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