1916 Map of Kiefer
USGS Topo · Published 1916About this map
Sapulpa serves as the northern anchor of this 1914 survey, where the St Louis and San Francisco RR branches toward Oklahoma City. The landscape is defined by the early petroleum industry, specifically the Glenn Pool development, evidenced by an Oil Tank near Glenpool and the concentrated rail spurs serving Kiefer. This era represents a significant shift from the agrarian roots of the Creek Nation toward an industrial economy, though rural community life remains prominent through numerous local schools such as Blackout Forest School, Yale School, and Bluebell School.
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