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It’s February and that means one more month until Break O’ Day Farm& Metcalfe Museum is open for the season!Cleaning, sorting and organizing is on
Break O’ Day Farm & Metcalfe Museum would like to wish everyone a belated Happy New Year! We are excited to see what 2023 will
Break O’ Day Farm & Metcalfe Museum is now closed for the season. We will open back up to the public on Wednesday, March 1,
If you have toured the museum, you have probably seen a picture or two of Augusta and her pet deer Daisy. It is popular with
The end of October and all of November is proving to be the busiest time here at the museum. Preparations for the art competition are
The excitement of uprisings, raging waters and cowboy life was a part of Augusta’s daily life. However, she also had routine pioneer life activities. Her
Shortly after the move, Augusta and her family experienced much; the untimely death of a neighbor and a possible Indian uprising. Some neighbors rode up
During the move to the current site, Augusta and her family camped at the Canadian River. It was known to be treacherous and difficult to
Augusta moved to the present homestead site when she was 12 years old. Her father had heard that there was still land available. After making
This week I’m going to break from writing about Augusta’s youth. I had a special visitor early in the week. He was driving through and
By Pat VerSteeg — The sisters of the traveling pans are back at it again!The ladies of the Durham Willing Workers hosted a delicious luncheon
The first Winter Gala Fundraiser at the Rook * Star Event Center was a spectacular evening spent with friends while raising money for the beloved
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By Landry Brewer — For more than half a year, Charles Wren has been busy preserving Elk City’s past and telling its stories.Wren became the
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Cheyenne, OK 73628