Coming Appearances

APPEARANCES
Sally will be signing books in Oklahoma City at the Full Circle Bookstore on Friday, August 3rd from 5-7 pm.
She will be an exhibitor at the Historical Museum Saturday, August 4th, just east of the capitol building for the celebration of the First Families of the Twin Territories.
Come meet the author of “The Late Sooner.”
Cox Network will air an interview with Sally about “The Late Sooner” September 10th through the 15th.

If you are looking for free genealogical research in Oklahoma, the Logan County Genealogical Society in Guthrie, OK is a very helpful place. www.rootsweb.com/~oklcgs/ Logan County was the first territorial capitol of Oklahoma.
Also, help is available at the Oklahoma History Center’s genealogy library in Oklahoma City. You can e-mail them at OKGenSoc@aol.com

Oklahoma City Beginnings

On the morning of April 22, 1889, Oklahoma City was a treeless prairie around a train stop.Lathered horses and multiple double-engined 24-car trains poured in all day. By night-fall, Oklahoma Station was a community of more than 10,000--a city born in a day.