I have only visited Muskogee a handful of times until recently. It wasn’t that I disliked Muskogee but it just wasn’t on my radar. So, as an outsider, why is it that I find myself thinking about Muskogee all the time now? It is because I am a graduate student at The University of Oklahoma (OU) in Architectural Urban Studies.

If you take a quick look at Downtown Muskogee, the building facades will quickly take you down memory lane to a place where you can reminiscence of time that has slipped on by. For some, the recollections of yesteryear

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