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Last Boomer Town

Payne County
Location: on OK-40 near south edge of Stillwater
Material: Aluminum
Topics: Land Openings; Military; Settlement Patterns; Social/Cultural; Territorial Period, 1861–1907

Boomers were followers of David L. Payne, who insisted upon the opening of central Oklahoma to settlement. Near here, 300 armed Boomers made their last stand for settlement of the Oklahoma country when they surrendered to US cavalry troops. The Boomers had built log cabins and dugouts and founded the town of Stillwater on December 12, 1884.

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