This online exhibit takes you on a journey through Oklahoma's history. Beginning in territorial days, you'll explore the events and people that shaped this state and helped make it what it is today. You will also meet every person who represented Oklahoma in the U.S. Congress and hear sound clips of speeches, press appearances, and campaign jingles. The text narrative was written by Danney Goble, co-author of the state's high school textbook on Oklahoma history.

Sections of this Exhibit: Territorial Oklahoma The Progressive Era World War I and the Roaring Twenties The Depression and the New Deal War and American Ascendance America in Turmoil The Approach of the Millennium The 46th Star - Continuing to Rise Teacher's Guide Download the companion teacher's guide (PDF) Audio Clips (MP3 files) There are audio clips interspersed throughout the exhibit pages. You may also view all sound clips at once at this Audio Clip Index page.

Speaker of the House Carl Albert (right), Vice President Spiro Agnew (top left), and President Richard Nixon (lower left).