Lucille Qualls

Lucille Qualls recounts the early history of Bristow, Oklahoma, starting with the Frisco Railroad's extension in 1898 and the establishment of the first post office by C.O. Crane. Bristow grew rapidly, adding 100 citizens and numerous businesses within 30 days. By 1903, the town had a school system with multiple grades. Notable events include the first graduating class in 1906 and the discovery of oil in 1919. The town boasted various amenities, including banks, a high school, and a Masonic Temple. Personal anecdotes and reminiscences from residents highlight Bristow's social and economic development over the years.

1978-11-01

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Lucille Qualls