Historic Watonga is the County Seat of Blaine County, and was an early fort and post office station named after the Arapahoe chief, Watangaa (Black Coyote). It was settled in the run of 1892, and has retained its beautiful turn-of-the-century architecture in the downtown area. Today with a population of 3500, agriculture and ranching are big business, along with gypsum mines and manufacturing.
If you want space and luxury, look no further! This huge four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath brick home features a finished basement and a gorgeous master suit...
This video is an overview of youth work done by Youth & Family Services in Watonga OK. Interviews with youth and local people about the project. Video work b...
Drilling a horizontal gas well for Continental Resources September 20,2011 2 miles south of Watonga Oklahoma Check out http://www.drillingahead.com.
A large cone tornado dipped from the sky east of Watonga near the town of Kingfisher, Oklahoma shortly after 4:30PM CDT. The tornado which started as a large...
Chairs, masks marines everything.
A view inside the cave at Roman Nose State Park, The Big Spring at Roman Nose State Park it spill out 600 gallons of water per minute,Spring of Everlasting W...
Unloading combine into Grain Chart.
Enjoy the elegance of the Noble House Bed & Breakfast and Restaurant in Watonga, Oklahoma. Originally built as a boarding house in 1912, then converted to a ...
A helicopter uses wind from its propellers to push a baby calf stuck in the middle of an iced-over pond to safety.
The Ferguson Mansion was built in 1907 and is open for tours of its period furnishings and historic memorabilia. T.B. Ferguson, appointed Oklahoma's sixth territorial governor by President Theodore Roosevelt, is best remembered for his efforts to turn Oklahoma Territory into Oklahoma the State.
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