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Cheyenne-Arapaho Cattle Ranch (Hodge Site)
Custer CountyLocation: on OK-33, three miles east of Hammon
Coordinates: 35.638807, -99.321835
Material: Aluminum
Sponsor(s): Oklahoma Historical Society and Custer County Historical Society
Topics: American Indians; Ranching; Territorial, 1861–1907
The main headquarters for this million-acre ranch was on the Washita River at the mouth of Quartermaster Creek. The ranch, established in 1882, was also known as the Apple Ranch. Part of the ranch is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as the Hodge Archaeological Site.
Note: This marker is damaged.
Jabbok Orphanage & School
Custer CountyLocation: on OK-33 at west edge of Thomas
Material: Aluminum
Topics: Agriculture; Religion/Philosophy; Social/Cultural
Abe Eisenhower, uncle to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, started the orphanage in 1901 as a project of the Brethren of Christ Church. The surrounding cropland continues to provide income for missionary efforts of the organization.
Red Wheat Allotment
Custer CountyLocation: on OK-66 at east edge of Clinton
Material: Granite
Topics: Agriculture; Ethnic Diversity; Land Openings
Prior to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Reservation land run of April 19, 1892, this quarter-section of land was allotted to a Cheyenne woman named Red Wheat. Mennonite emigrants from Russia introduced 'Turkey red' winter wheat to northwest Oklahoma.
Southwestern State College
Custer CountyLocation: on OK-66, 1/2 mile east of Weatherford
Topics: Education; Government; Territorial Period, 1861–1907
The Sixth Legislative Assembly of Oklahoma Territory established the college on March 8, 1901. Classes began two years later with James Robert Campbell as the first president. The school is now known as Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
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