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Skiatook

Osage County
Location: on OK-11 and OK-20 in Skiatook
Material: Granite
Topics: American Indians; Government; Indian and Frontier Trade; Mass Communication; Territorial Period, 1861–1907

W. C. Rogers, later a chief of the Cherokee Nation, established a trading post near here in 1872. A post office was opened in Rogers' store on March 12, 1880. The name comes from Skiatooka, a prominent Osage who traded in Rogers' store.


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