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  1. Downtown Guthrie. (Morgan & Owens)
  2. Pops, a store in Arcadia that sells more than 500 types of soda. (Morgan & Owens)
  3. Inside Pops. (Morgan & Owens)
  4. Round Barn, near Arcadia, constructed in 1898 to house livestock. (Morgan & Owens)
  5. Bricktown in Oklahoma City. (Morgan & Owens)
  6. Shorty's Caboy Hattery in Oklahoma City. (Morgan & Owens)
  7. Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum. (Morgan & Owens)
  8. Queenie's Plus Cafe in Tulsa. (Morgan & Owens)
  9. The Golden Driller in Tulsa—he has a size 393 boot. (Morgan & Owens)
  10. Rick Bilby, owner of Weber's Superior Root Beer in Tulsa. (Morgan & Owens)
  11. Red Dirt Soap Company in Bartlesville. (Morgan & Owens)
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