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|   Choctaw Removal -- Talimena National Scenic Byway Visitor Center, Talihina OK
in Trail of Tears The exhibit on the Choctaw tribe's removal along the Trail of Tears at the Talimena National Scenic Byway Visitor Center in Talihina, OK posted by:  Benchmark Blasterz location: Oklahoma date approved: 12/9/2017 last visited: 11/11/2017 |
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| Fort Smith-Ft. Towson Military Road -- Talimena Scenic Byway, Leflore Co. OK in Trail of Tears The 1832 Fort Smith-Ft. Towson Military Road was used to remove the Choctaws to Indian Territory on the Trail of Tears. Today this tragic route is a historic site on the Talimena Scenic Byway, Leflore Co. OK posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: Oklahoma date approved: 12/9/2017 last visited: 6/1/2018 |
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| A New Home in the West -- Talimena National Scenic Byway, Leflore Co. OK in Trail of Tears A 1970s-era interpretive sign about the Choctaw tribe's removal o the Trail of Tears at the AR-Choctaw Nation boundary along the Talimena Scenic Drive posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: Oklahoma date approved: 12/9/2017 last visited: 11/11/2017 |
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| Tahlonteeskee - Oklahoma in Trail of Tears This monument tells the history of the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma. posted by: bluesnote location: Oklahoma date approved: 10/1/2011 last visited: 10/1/2011 |
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| Military Road - Choctaw Trail of Tears - Broken Bow, OK in Trail of Tears Located on W. Craig RD (US 70) in Broken Bow, OK. posted by:  Lat34North location: Oklahoma date approved: 11/11/2009 last visited: 9/9/2017 |
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| Trail of Tears - Eagletown, OK in Trail of Tears Two historical markers here explicitly mention the Trail of Tears; in Eagletown, Oklahoma. posted by: The Snowdog location: Oklahoma date approved: 10/4/2020 last visited: 11/27/2020 |
 view galleryNE90.1 km | Trail of Tears Scenic Overlook, Fort Smith National Historic Site in Trail of Tears This scenic overlook adjacent to the original Fort Smith on Fort Smith National Historic Site looks into the original treaty established Indian Territory. Andrew Jackson, while President, launched his attack on the Indian nations from Ft Smith posted by: sagefemme location: Arkansas date approved: 12/11/2015 last visited: 6/3/2016 |
 view galleryNE90.1 km | Last Encampment - Fort Smith AR in Trail of Tears This stone and copper (?) marker marks the site of the last encampment along the Trail of Tears before the Indians were led across the Arkansas River to their new land. posted by: Where's George location: Arkansas date approved: 11/29/2013 last visited: 9/23/2015 |
 view gallerySE102.7 km | Trail of Tears, Sevier County, Arkansas in Trail of Tears Marker in front of the museum posted by: BONSAIRAD location: Arkansas date approved: 12/1/2020 last visited: never |
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| End of the Trail - Choctaw Nation - Atoka, Oklahoma in Trail of Tears Welcome to Atoka! The county seat of Atoka County, we are located in the southeastern portion of the great state of Oklahoma. Settled in the mid 1800's, Atoka was an important stop on the Butterfield Overland Stage Road, the route followed when mail service between Missouri and San Francisco first began. Atoka, described in 1884 as the metropolis of the Choctaw Nation, was named for a respected Choctaw, Captain Atoka, who led a band of his people here during the "Trail of Tears" in the 1830's.
posted by: Geojeepsters location: Oklahoma date approved: 8/25/2009 last visited: 1/10/2016 |
 view galleryW106.9 km | Captain Atoka Historic Marker -- Atoka OK in Trail of Tears The historic marker recognizing Choctaw sub-chief Captain Atoka, a signer of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, stands on the grounds of the Atoka County Courthouse in downtown Atoka OK. posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: Oklahoma date approved: 3/20/2013 last visited: 10/2/2020 |
 view galleryN117.3 km | FT GIBSON HISTORIC SITE in Trail of Tears The End Of the Trail Ft. Gibson Historic Site posted by: GEO*Trailblazer 1 location: Oklahoma date approved: 5/21/2007 last visited: 7/8/2007 |
 view galleryN118.8 km | Fort Gibson - Fort Gibson, Oklahoma in Trail of Tears Fort Gibson was established in 1824. It's establishment was to move supply lines further west from Fort Smith. This became the final for many of the Indians on the Trail of Tears. The fort went on to become very pivital in the American Civil War. posted by: gparkes location: Oklahoma date approved: 12/3/2009 last visited: 9/10/2014 |
 view galleryN123 km | George M. Murrell Home (Hunter’s Home), Park Hill, Oklahoma in Trail of Tears The George M. Murrell Home (Hunter’s Home) is located at 19479 E. Murrell Home Road, in Park Hill, 1 mile southeast of the junction of State highways 62 and 82, and 4 miles southwest of Tahlequah, Oklahoma. posted by: Rose Red location: Oklahoma date approved: 5/22/2007 last visited: 10/8/2021 |
 view galleryN124.2 km | Trail of Tears - Park Hill, OK in Trail of Tears This marker stands at the Cherokee Heritage Center, which has been designated by the National park Service as the western boundary of the Trail of Tears. posted by: hamquilter location: Oklahoma date approved: 7/25/2015 last visited: 3/29/2019 |
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| Trail of Tears Marker - Okmulgee Oklahoma in Trail of Tears Marker for the Trail of Tears posted by: Geojeepsters location: Oklahoma date approved: 7/19/2012 last visited: 12/7/2016 |
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