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"Ada Grandma's" house, Ada, OK
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809 E. 13th ... so many memories ...
Remember Blackie?
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Ada Grandma and Grandpa's backyard, August of 2003. The storm cellar is just to the left of the deck.
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Pa and Mom planted this tree together. I still have 2 pecans from the first time it ever produced. It was planted under a glass quart jar.
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Another view of the pecan tree.
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18th Street, to Mom's old house, after she moved out of Grandma's house.
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House Mom rented before she moved to the red brick apartment house on 8th.
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Another view of house on 18th. I really liked this place, and have many good memories. I remember it was very close to the Ada City Park.
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Entrance and park lodge.
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Ada International Transcontinental Park Train Station
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Railway to the Monkeys
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Park merry-go-round. I was banned from this many times. Ha!
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One of the original engines.
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These are the very picnic tables where we had several family reunions.
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Footbridge and train tressel.
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Me :-)
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Another view of bridges.
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I put many a mile on these tracks!
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Footbridge
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Cindy
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Monkey cage
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They no longer keep monkeys here. Has been closed for several years.
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Various views of park pond.
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It is still a very pretty place.
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Some old friends of mine.
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They haven't changed a bit, and are still hungry!
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Apartment house on 8th St.
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Hungry squirrel on window ledge.
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View of back of building.
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This was the unit Mom lived in.
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Mom's house on Country Club Dr., next to the Ada Country Club.
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House was given to Mom by Paul Poteet before they got married.
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So many fun memories of this house.
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We had lots of good times playing with Sean and Patrick in the back yard.
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Where I was first introduced to country music. Don Gibson was signing autographs here in about 1962.
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Who doesn't remeber the times we've had at this joint???
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Remember the ribs, the thin BBQ sauce, and the homemade fries piled high??
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This is the second and present location of Bob's. The original was further north in a tin quansit hut.
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Old City Hall in a town between Ada and Wewoka ... can't remember the town name, on old highway.
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5 Mile Corner ... many a drunk has been thrown out that screened door ... and a large percentage of them by Dad!!!!!!!!
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Ada First National Bank, where Ada Pa worked as head cashier. The Red Cross office where Grandma worked was just around the corner. She worked there for more than 40 years.
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How many times have we looked at this clock? And it's still working!
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Old Stratford Bank building
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Prairie Grove School
On Highway 19 between Paul's Valley and Ada
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