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Norman’s Camp

Cleveland County
Location: on US-77, 1/2 mile north of intersection with OK-9
Coordinates: 35.190456, -97.422713
Material: Aluminum
Sponsor(s): Cleveland County Historial Society
Topics: Government; Territorial Period, 1861–1907; Transportation

This is the campsite of Abner Norman, a member of an 1873 survey party in Indian Territory. Members of his party burned "Norman's Camp" into a large elm at the site. The Norman Station was on the Santa Fe Railroad, and later the town of Norman took his name.

Note: This marker no longer exists.


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