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Then and Now

The Inside Scoop on the Museum and Town's History
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A weekly update on the ins and outs of the museum. We showcase the "Artifact(s) of the Month" every 1st Friday. We highlight the "This Month in History..." every 2nd Friday. We see the sights of "Then and Now" in Sapulpa every 3rd Friday. And we share our moments in the museum world every 4th Friday.

Sapulpa Showcase (March 2020)

3/6/2020

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Artifact(s) of the Month:

Sign from the "National Headquarters Fraternity of the Wooden Leg "A.B." Weaver, Resident" and Augusta "A.B." Weaver's book "Oklahoma Wildcat".

Augusta Belle (A.B.) Weaver, a descendant of Henry Myers, who served as a lieutenant under General George Washington, was a former officer in the Nancy Green chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (D.A.R.) and editor of "Courage" magazine as the official publication for the Fraternity of the Wooden Leg. Weaver had received the title "Ambassador of Courage" because of her work with amputees. Her book was written and compiled in her home in Sapulpa. She wrote many letters of courage to amputees throughout the country.
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5/6/2020 01:26:05 am

This showcase march is all for history. I get that not a lot of people can understand that, but it is fine with me. I am not really a fan of seeing people do things that they do not want to do. I am here to talk about those who want to do it. If you are interested, then please, contact me and I will give you a heads up on the event. I want to make this the best one yet.

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • History of Sapulpa
    • Publications
    • Support >
      • Volunteer
      • Donations
  • Museums
    • Historical Museum
    • Research Department
    • Gift Shop
    • Sapulpa Fire Museum
    • Filling Station Museum
    • Sapulpa Interurban Trolley
  • Midtown Mini Storage
  • Then and Now
  • Sapulpa Somebodies
  • Did You Know...?