Oklahoma - Revision history

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	\| name = Oklahoma State Building		\| name = Oklahoma State Building
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	\| caption = Oklahoma State Building		\| caption = Oklahoma State Building
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	\| ~~course =~~		\| construction_cost= $15,420 (${{Format price\|{{Inflation\|US\|15,420 \|1904}}}} in {{Inflation/year\|US}})
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	\| profit =		\| profit =
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	\| ~~main_ingredient~~ =		\| architect = A. J. Miller, of Oklahoma City
	\| ~~variations~~ =		\| dimensions = 76' x 70'
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			\| dedication_day = May 23, 1904
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	Oklahoma's entry on the [[Plateau of States]] was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high~~. The building was 76 by 70 foot~~.		Oklahoma's entry on the [[Plateau of States]] was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high.

	==~~Etymology~~==		==Description==
			The structure is a pleasing combination of the Spanish and Moorish. All the plaster, inside and out, used in the construction of the building was manufactured from Oklahoma gypsum. The Moorish balcony is screened to make a resting place when the shades of evening fall. Portraits of six governors were shown to the right and left of the main entrance. Large porches with wide ornamental arcades surrounded the front of both floors.

	~~==Before~~ the ~~Fair==~~		From the broad balcony inside the Oklahoma building hangs a banner of purple satin, on which are the words 'Oklahoma is but fifteen years
			old'.

	~~==Description==~~		Inside, were fourteen rooms including, an immense reception hall with fine wood finishing's separating two parlors.
	~~The front of the building was surrounded by~~ two ~~big verandas, in the cloistered recesses porches could be found all sorts of chairs to rest the weary fairgoer. It sat next to the New York building~~.

	~~Oklahoma cement was used~~ in ~~its exterior fabrication~~.		The men's parlor contained a 12 foot table made from a single piece of wood in arts and crafts style, were made by the students of the Stillwater Agricultural and Mechanical College. Displays of art and history included a series of portraits of the five Governors of the territory. A few tables dated back to the era of Napoleon.

	~~Inside, its fourteen rooms included, a large reception hall with fine wood finishing's separated two parlors.~~ The ~~men~~'s parlor contained a ~~12 foot table made from a single piece of wood. Displays of art and history included a series of portraits of the five Governors of the territory. A few tables dated back to the era of Napoleon~~.		The ladies' parlor contained a Conover piano.

	~~All~~ the ~~plaster~~, ~~inside and out~~, ~~used in~~ the ~~construction~~ of the ~~building was manufactured from Oklahoma gypsum~~.		It is the only building which has numerous child's chairs. Perhaps, too, it has the only "circulating" baby buggy. Other commissions thought of circulating libraries, but it remained for this territory to furnish a baby buggy that might be borrowed and trundled over the grounds without cost to the mother.

	A register was kept for the signatures of visitors.		A register was kept for the signatures of visitors.

	Open to the public was a 600-seat restaurant.		Open to the public was a 600-seat restaurant.

	~~It was dedicated May 23, 1904.~~

	Oklahoma Territory displayed noted products in the Palaces of Agriculture, and Mines.		Oklahoma Territory displayed noted products in the Palaces of Agriculture, and Mines.
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	The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.		The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.



	==After the Fair==		==After the Fair==

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	Oklahoma's entry on the [[Plateau of States] was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high. The building was 76 by 70 foot.		Oklahoma's entry on the [[Plateau of States]] was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high. The building was 76 by 70 foot.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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	Oklahoma's entry on the [[Plateau of States] was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high. The building was 76 by 70 foot .		Oklahoma's entry on the [[Plateau of States] was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high. The building was 76 by 70 foot.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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	Oklahoma's entry was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high. The building was 76 by 70 foot . The front of the building was surrounded by two big verandas, in the cloistered recesses porches could be found all sorts of chairs to rest the weary fairgoer. It sat next to the New York building.		Oklahoma's entry on the [[Plateau of States] was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high. The building was 76 by 70 foot .

			==Etymology==

			==Before the Fair==

			==Description==
			The front of the building was surrounded by two big verandas, in the cloistered recesses porches could be found all sorts of chairs to rest the weary fairgoer. It sat next to the New York building.

	Oklahoma cement was used in its exterior fabrication.		Oklahoma cement was used in its exterior fabrication.
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	Oklahoma Territory displayed noted products in the Palaces of Agriculture, and Mines.		Oklahoma Territory displayed noted products in the Palaces of Agriculture, and Mines.
			[[File:Oklahoma Education.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Territory of Oklahoma's Educational exhibit in the Palace of Education.]]
	They also had a large exhibit in the Palace of Education; its 488 square feet contained representative work from the kindergarten to the University of Oklahoma. All the seven colleges and preparatory schools supported by the territory were represented, and many of the ten institutions of higher learning supported by denominational and private enterprises.		They also had a large exhibit in the Palace of Education; its 488 square feet contained representative work from the kindergarten to the University of Oklahoma. All the seven colleges and preparatory schools supported by the territory were represented, and many of the ten institutions of higher learning supported by denominational and private enterprises.



	In the Horticultural Department the exhibit covered 1,100 square feet of floor space. The exhibit consisted of 250 jars of preserved fruits of the various kinds produced in Oklahoma Territory, 200 bottles of Oklahoma grape wine, and about 400 plates of fresh fruits of the various kinds in their season. Four hundred and fifty bushels of the choicest apples were placed in cold storage in the fall of 1903 to keep the exhibit fresh.		In the Horticultural Department the exhibit covered 1,100 square feet of floor space. The exhibit consisted of 250 jars of preserved fruits of the various kinds produced in Oklahoma Territory, 200 bottles of Oklahoma grape wine, and about 400 plates of fresh fruits of the various kinds in their season. Four hundred and fifty bushels of the choicest apples were placed in cold storage in the fall of 1903 to keep the exhibit fresh.
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	~~==Etymology==~~

	~~==Before the Fair==~~
	~~[[File:Oklahoma Education.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Territory of Oklahoma's Educational exhibit in the Palace of Education.]]~~
	~~==Description==~~

	==After the Fair==		==After the Fair==

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	The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.		The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.

	~~=== Casing ===~~
	~~{{Gallery~~
	~~\| title = Super Nintendo Entertainment System cases~~
	~~\| align = center~~
	~~\| File:Nintendo-Super-Famicom-Set-FL.jpg~~
	~~\| Japanese SHVC-001 model<br />(1990–1998)~~
	~~\| alt1 = Original Japanese Super Famicom~~
	~~\| File:SNES-Mod1-Console-Set.jpg~~
	~~\| North American SNS-001 model<br />(1991–1997)~~
	~~\| alt2 = Original North American Super Nintendo Entertainment System~~
	~~\| File:Wikipedia SNES PAL.jpg~~
	~~\| PAL-region SNSP-001A model<br />(1992–1998)~~
	~~\| alt3 = Original PAL Super Nintendo Entertainment System~~
	~~\| File:SNES-Model-2-Set.jpg~~
	~~\| [[New-Style Super NES]] SNS-101<br />(1997–1999)~~
	~~\| alt4 = New-Style Super Nintendo Entertainment System~~
	~~\| File:SuperFamicom jr.jpg~~
	~~\| Japanese SHVC-101 model<br />(1998–2003)~~
	~~\| alt5 = Super Famicom Jr.~~
	~~\| File:Hyundai Super Comboy - Main Body.jpg~~
	~~\| South Korean SNSN-001 model~~
	~~\| alt6 = Super Comboy~~
	~~\| File:Nintendo Super System controller.jpg~~
	~~\| Nintendo Super System controller~~
	~~\| alt7 = Nintendo Super System controller~~
	}}

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 The state's  mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.
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	They also had a large exhibit in the Palace of Education; its 488 square feet contained representative work from the kindergarten to the University of Oklahoma. All the seven colleges and preparatory schools supported by the territory were represented, and many of the ten institutions of higher learning supported by denominational and private enterprises.		They also had a large exhibit in the Palace of Education; its 488 square feet contained representative work from the kindergarten to the University of Oklahoma. All the seven colleges and preparatory schools supported by the territory were represented, and many of the ten institutions of higher learning supported by denominational and private enterprises.



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	The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.		The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.

			{{Gallery}}

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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	==Before the Fair==		==Before the Fair==
			[[File:Oklahoma Education.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Territory of Oklahoma's Educational exhibit in the Palace of Education.]]
	==Description==		==Description==

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			Oklahoma's entry was a Spanish style with a semi-Moorish-influenced red roof that was two stories high. The building was 76 by 70 foot . The front of the building was surrounded by two big verandas, in the cloistered recesses porches could be found all sorts of chairs to rest the weary fairgoer. It sat next to the New York building.

			Oklahoma cement was used in its exterior fabrication.

			Inside, its fourteen rooms included, a large reception hall with fine wood finishing's separated two parlors. The men's parlor contained a 12 foot table made from a single piece of wood. Displays of art and history included a series of portraits of the five Governors of the territory. A few tables dated back to the era of Napoleon.

			All the plaster, inside and out, used in the construction of the building was manufactured from Oklahoma gypsum.

			A register was kept for the signatures of visitors.

			Open to the public was a 600-seat restaurant.

			It was dedicated May 23, 1904.

			Oklahoma Territory displayed noted products in the Palaces of Agriculture, and Mines.

			They also had a large exhibit in the Palace of Education; its 488 square feet contained representative work from the kindergarten to the University of Oklahoma. All the seven colleges and preparatory schools supported by the territory were represented, and many of the ten institutions of higher learning supported by denominational and private enterprises.


			In the Horticultural Department the exhibit covered 1,100 square feet of floor space. The exhibit consisted of 250 jars of preserved fruits of the various kinds produced in Oklahoma Territory, 200 bottles of Oklahoma grape wine, and about 400 plates of fresh fruits of the various kinds in their season. Four hundred and fifty bushels of the choicest apples were placed in cold storage in the fall of 1903 to keep the exhibit fresh.

			The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.

			==Etymology==

			==Before the Fair==

			==Description==

			==After the Fair==
			After the Fair, the Oklahoma building was cut into sections and loaded onto a Rock Island train bound for El Reno, Oklahoma. Rock Island Elks officials lobbied for the building to be reassembled in El Reno, their hometown and it was opened in 1905. The building's second floor originally contained a balcony, which was later sealed because of pigeon problems. The basement and stage area was added later.

			Many still marvel at its engineering, as the edifice appears seamless.

			It is currently located at 415 S Rock Island Ave, El Reno, OK 73036, as Elks Lodge #743.

			==See also==

			==Notes==

			==References==

			==External links==
			https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wm10T8C_Elk_Lodge_No_743_El_Reno_Oklahoma_USA

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	The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.		The state's mineral exhibit occupied 1,020 square feet in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here were shown 186 exhibits of sandstone, limestone, and other building stone, magnetite, brick (both burned and green), transparent selenite, and various others from Oklahoma Territory. It also contained salt, oil, and glass sand testing 96 per cent pure.

	~~=== Casing ===~~
	~~{{Gallery~~
	~~\| title = Super Nintendo Entertainment System cases~~
	~~\| align = center~~
	~~\| File:Nintendo-Super-Famicom-Set-FL.jpg~~
	~~\| Japanese SHVC-001 model<br />(1990–1998)~~
	~~\| alt1 = Original Japanese Super Famicom~~
	~~\| File:SNES-Mod1-Console-Set.jpg~~
	~~\| North American SNS-001 model<br />(1991–1997)~~
	~~\| alt2 = Original North American Super Nintendo Entertainment System~~
	~~\| File:Wikipedia SNES PAL.jpg~~
	~~\| PAL-region SNSP-001A model<br />(1992–1998)~~
	~~\| alt3 = Original PAL Super Nintendo Entertainment System~~
	~~\| File:SNES-Model-2-Set.jpg~~
	~~\| [[New-Style Super NES]] SNS-101<br />(1997–1999)~~
	~~\| alt4 = New-Style Super Nintendo Entertainment System~~
	~~\| File:SuperFamicom jr.jpg~~
	~~\| Japanese SHVC-101 model<br />(1998–2003)~~
	~~\| alt5 = Super Famicom Jr.~~
	~~\| File:Hyundai Super Comboy - Main Body.jpg~~
	~~\| South Korean SNSN-001 model~~
	~~\| alt6 = Super Comboy~~
	~~\| File:Nintendo Super System controller.jpg~~
	~~\| Nintendo Super System controller~~
	~~\| alt7 = Nintendo Super System controller~~
	}}