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607:" site, to treat its historic center as a destination, and emphasize its architecture. Due to a series of arson and fires beginning in the 1970s, Antlers lost a number of its stores, changing the character of its downtown. But the remaining buildings are sturdy brick with antique facades. In recent years merchants have been removing the 1960s-era awnings and other structures, adopted in a modernization effort, to return the buildings to their unique historic character.
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Antlers. Arrowheads are found periodically at sites throughout the town. Most of the prehistoric sites are atop hills, which the inhabitants could use for defensive purposes and found the most healthful.
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Reminiscence of Ms. Myrtle
Ashford Edmond, whose school bus stopped at the crossroads four miles east of Antlers. The children all got off the bus to look at and listen to the storm as it struck Antlers. At Kosoma, housewife Minona Akins heard the storm but did not understand what it was until
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Antlers, Indian Territory, on August 26, 1887. According to early European-American settler Colonel Victor M. Locke, Jr., the following is an account of how the name was attached to it. A hunter was encamped at the spring at present-day Antlers early one autumn and killed a
361:, descendants of the Mississippians, had this area as part of their large territory. Rarely establishing permanent settlements, they were highly nomadic. They lived in bands that were allied in three loose regional confederacies. They lived by gathering plants and nuts, hunting and fishing.
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Recording District #24, one of several established in the Indian Territory during the 1890s by the Federal Government to provide a justice system for white residents. Antlers was judicial seat, and hosted a U.S. Court. District #24 extended all the way to the Arkansas
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474:"magnificent buck." He nailed its antlers to a tree close to the spring as a challenge to other hunters, who followed suit. Railroad officials later designated the new station stop as "Antlers" in recognition of this prominent local landmark tree bristling with points.
622:. Its separate waiting rooms and toilets for white and black passengers expressed the racial inequality and lack of civil rights for minorities that was incorporated into the design of public buildings. More information on the history of Antlers may be found at the
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system. The city council is made up of five members, one from each of the four wards in the city, and one at large member. The city manager, city attorney, and municipal judge are appointed by the council. The Mayor is also appointed by the council.
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3008:Walters
3003:Wagoner
2973:Sulphur
2958:Stigler
2953:Shawnee
2943:Sapulpa
2933:Purcell
2873:Newkirk
2853:Medford
2783:Guthrie
2768:Eufaula
2758:El Reno
2713:Buffalo
2683:Ardmore
2678:Arapaho
2673:Antlers
2642:Oklahoma
2518:Kiamichi
2001:Archived
1709:Hispanic
1699:, 0.08%
1691:, 1.84%
1288:(1,218)
1219:Average
1144:(−11.7)
1084:(−10.1)
601:Wal-Mart
518:townsite
305:Oklahoma
275:40-02250
247:ZIP code
136:Oklahoma
3023:Wewoka
2998:Vinita
2983:Taloga
2923:Poteau
2913:Pawnee
2888:Okemah
2883:Nowata
2838:Mangum
2833:Madill
2828:Lawton
2813:Idabel
2803:Hollis
2793:Hobart
2788:Guymon
2753:Durant
2748:Duncan
2703:Beaver
2688:Arnett
2507:Honobia
2497:Eubanks
2459:Stanley
2429:Kellond
2399:Corinne
2389:Belzoni
2359:Nashoba
2326:Clayton
2291:Antlers
2273:Antlers
2188:July 2,
2166:July 2,
2111:June 4,
1896:June 7,
1778:(a.k.a
1358:(0.76)
1303:(0.76)
1139:(−8.3)
1134:(−5.2)
1119:(15.7)
1114:(17.1)
1109:(13.5)
1099:(−0.1)
1094:(−5.3)
1089:(−7.7)
1074:(10.0)
1069:(−0.5)
1054:(16.6)
1049:(20.8)
1044:(21.5)
1039:(19.8)
1034:(15.2)
1014:(−1.9)
1004:(16.5)
994:(10.7)
989:(17.2)
984:(23.4)
979:(27.4)
974:(27.7)
969:(25.4)
964:(20.9)
959:(16.1)
954:(11.4)
934:(23.0)
929:(12.5)
924:(17.6)
919:(24.4)
914:(30.2)
909:(34.1)
904:(33.8)
899:(31.0)
894:(26.7)
889:(22.7)
884:(18.2)
879:(14.0)
874:(11.3)
864:(38.8)
859:(23.2)
854:(26.8)
849:(31.7)
844:(35.9)
839:(38.1)
834:(37.9)
829:(34.8)
824:(32.4)
819:(29.7)
814:(28.1)
809:(25.1)
804:(22.4)
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555:tornado
495:border.
442:in the
438:of the
428:Kellond
348:Cahokia
315:History
293:Antlers
286:2409716
122:Country
37:Choctaw
2993:Tulsa
2948:Sayre
2918:Perry
2878:Norman
2858:Miami
2693:Atoka
2658:Altus
2548:Zoraya
2543:Wilson
2538:Sardis
2533:Rodney
2523:Lyceum
2492:Dunbar
2477:Abbott
2439:Miller
2434:Kosoma
2419:Fewell
2404:Darwin
2394:Cloudy
2354:Moyers
2349:Finley
2331:Rattan
2321:Albion
1713:Latino
1630:−15.6%
1585:−16.8%
1570:−23.0%
1480:Census
1353:(0.0)
1348:(0.0)
1343:(0.0)
1338:(0.0)
1333:(0.0)
1328:(0.0)
1323:(0.0)
1318:(0.0)
1313:(0.0)
1308:(0.0)
1298:(0.0)
1283:(104)
1273:(123)
1253:(110)
1248:(159)
1243:(111)
1238:(103)
1214:(−23)
1209:(−21)
1204:(−14)
1164:(−13)
1159:(−23)
1154:(−23)
1129:(0.4)
1124:(8.3)
1104:(5.8)
1064:(3.9)
1059:(9.9)
1029:(9.3)
1024:(4.6)
1019:(0.5)
999:(6.0)
949:(7.3)
944:(4.7)
685:Month
458:, and
432:Hamden
143:County
33:
2928:Pryor
2808:Hugo
2763:Enid
2663:Alva
2528:Nolia
2513:Johns
2454:Sobol
2444:Oleta
2424:Jumbo
2414:Ethel
2374:Other
2313:Towns
1701:Asian
1689:White
1675:−9.5%
1670:2,221
1660:−3.9%
1655:2,453
1640:2,552
1625:2,524
1615:11.3%
1610:2,989
1600:28.8%
1595:2,685
1580:2,085
1565:2,506
1555:44.9%
1550:3,254
1540:21.9%
1535:2,246
1525:44.7%
1520:1,842
1505:1,273
1405:83.5
1286:47.92
1278:(99)
1268:(99)
1263:(78)
1258:(85)
1233:(74)
1228:(73)
1199:(−7)
1184:(10)
1174:(−1)
1169:(−4)
862:101.9
837:100.5
832:100.3
794:(47)
789:(28)
784:(31)
779:(39)
774:(43)
769:(47)
764:(44)
759:(42)
754:(38)
749:(36)
744:(34)
739:(32)
734:(29)
724:Year
407:with
252:74523
241:(CDT)
239:UTC-5
218:UTC-6
199:2,221
131:State
2818:Jay
2482:Cohn
2449:Snow
2409:Dela
2384:Adel
2341:CDPs
2283:City
2190:2024
2168:2024
2135:2013
2113:2015
2091:2023
2069:2023
1951:2009
1920:2024
1898:2011
1872:2008
1833:2022
1766:and
1666:2020
1651:2010
1645:1.1%
1636:2000
1621:1990
1606:1980
1591:1970
1576:1960
1561:1950
1546:1940
1531:1930
1516:1920
1501:1910
1489:Note
1484:Pop.
1452:0.2
1449:0.0
1446:0.0
1443:0.0
1440:0.0
1437:0.0
1434:0.0
1431:0.0
1428:0.0
1425:0.0
1422:0.1
1419:0.0
1416:0.1
1402:6.6
1399:6.0
1396:6.7
1393:6.2
1390:5.9
1387:6.4
1384:7.8
1381:9.3
1378:7.9
1375:8.4
1372:6.5
1369:5.8
1281:4.11
1276:3.88
1271:4.85
1266:3.89
1261:3.09
1256:3.35
1251:4.33
1246:6.25
1241:4.36
1236:4.05
1231:2.90
1226:2.86
1194:(2)
1189:(9)
1179:(7)
1142:10.9
1137:17.1
1132:22.6
1127:32.8
1122:46.9
1117:60.2
1112:62.7
1107:56.3
1102:42.4
1097:31.9
1092:22.5
1087:18.1
1082:13.8
1072:49.9
1067:31.1
1062:39.0
1057:49.8
1052:61.8
1047:69.4
1042:70.7
1037:67.7
1032:59.3
1027:48.8
1022:40.3
1017:32.9
1012:28.5
1002:61.7
997:42.8
992:51.3
987:62.9
982:74.1
977:81.4
972:81.8
967:77.8
962:69.7
957:60.9
952:52.5
947:45.1
942:40.4
932:73.5
927:54.5
922:63.7
917:76.0
912:86.4
907:93.3
902:92.8
897:87.8
892:80.0
887:72.9
882:64.7
877:57.2
872:52.4
857:73.7
852:80.3
847:89.0
842:96.6
827:94.7
822:90.3
817:85.5
812:82.6
807:77.2
802:72.3
721:Dec
718:Nov
715:Oct
712:Sep
709:Aug
706:Jul
703:Jun
700:May
697:Apr
694:Mar
691:Feb
688:Jan
281:GNIS
154:Area
48:City
2653:Ada
2502:Gee
1711:or
1356:0.3
1351:0.0
1346:0.0
1341:0.0
1336:0.0
1331:0.0
1326:0.0
1321:0.0
1316:0.0
1311:0.0
1306:0.0
1301:0.3
1296:0.0
1212:−10
1157:−10
792:116
777:102
772:110
767:116
762:112
757:107
752:101
549:On
299:of
264:580
232:DST
3050::
2269::
2254:,
2052:^
2007:,
1971:,
1959:^
1863:.
1841:^
1494:%±
1207:−5
1197:19
1192:36
1187:49
1182:50
1177:45
1172:31
1167:24
1152:−9
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782:88
747:96
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626:.
513:.
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454:,
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1900:.
1874:.
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