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Oklahoma Today and the Bedazzling Bruce Goff

by Lynne Rostochil I love vintage issues of Oklahoma Today because the magazine’s reporters did a great job of covering the modern architecture that was popping up all over the state from the ’50s through the mid-’70s.  So, in my research, I often find myself browsing through the OT archives looking for the history of architects […]

Mid-Century OKC and Thereabouts, Part 1

Awhile back, Squadder Mike Brown found some vintage negatives at an estate sale, and he very kindly loaned them to me for scanning.  Although they aren’t all architecture related, I thought you might enjoy a slice of Oklahoma life from the 50’s and early 60’s.  Thanks, Mike, for sharing your great find! Downtown OKC around […]