OKLAHOMA CITY — It was sparked just a few decades after the birth of Indian Territory — that area in the southern and eastern part of the state that joined forces with Oklahoma Territory — a spot which covered that big stretch of land north and west.
Together, both became the 46th state, Oklahoma.
Filled with vibrant, beautiful land, and a diverse and unique population, the country’s newest state offered large urban centers — think Tulsa and Oklahoma City – and smaller towns such as Boley, Narcissa or Afton…