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Land Is a Living Thing

A news item from 1947 discussing the adaptations of Oklahoma farmers following the Dust Bowl era

Sand Dunes after a Dust Storm

Sand Dunes after a Dust Storm

Aftermath of a dust storm on the west side of Oklahoma City.

Oral History Iris Lochner

Iris Lochner tells the story of her life from the Dust Bowl to NASA.

Oral History: James Foliart

James Foliart talks about his life and career as a lawyer in Oklahoma.

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