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89er Barbecue

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Event# 405-375-5176

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Dinner with entertainment, 5:30 p.m.

89er Barbecue

Address : Chisholm Trail Museum, 605 Zellers Ave. Kingfisher OK
Phone : 405-375-5176   (Always call and confirm events.)

Admission Fee : Adults $7.50, students $4, children under 10 free.

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