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Patriarch Petrochemical Plant of the Southwest
Osage CountyLocation: on Main Street in Barnsdall
Coordinates: 36.561911, -96.163811
Material: Granite
Sponsor(s): Oklahoma Historical Society and the Oklahoma Petroleum Council
Topics: Early Statehood, 1907–1941; Industrial Period, 1941–1982; Manufacturing; Petroleum
The manufacture of chemicals from petroleum had its beginnings in the Southwest at the Tallant gas-processing plant, built in 1926 and located three miles north of Barnsdall. Liquid by-products were first processed into a formaldehyde preservant and alcohols. Processing refinements produced other petrochemicals used in a variety of products and materials. Recognized as the patriarch petrochemical plant, the Tallant facility was retired in 1954.

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