https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feJkJIhI6po


Jack Frank's documentary about unique and interesting things in Oklahoma City for every letter of the alphabet.

FYI: A pre-Devon Tower video, a thorough documentary of Oklahoma City before 2005--good visitor's information about our city's vibrant mix & development.

A mix of history from the parking meter to the shopping cart, amusement, belle isle, bricktown, canal, downtown, hospitality, hotels, oil, people, places, restaurants, river, rowing, sonic booms, underground concourse, Will Rogers' comments, zombies/ghouls and interesting facts about our spacious city.

Enjoy & comment.

Thanks for posting this, tried to catch it on PBS but never could, will watch it soon!

Watched this the other night, pretty cool, nice to see some non-obvious choices. Be nice if they did a follow-up since it's been 6 years since then. Also reminded me that I need to watch some of the videos that (I think) the Oklahoma Historical Society has posted on YouTube - about Urban Renewal in the 60s/70s, Short Story of OKC from the 50s, Portrait of Progress from the 50s, and Edmond in the 30s/40s (already watched the last one, actually, but looking forward to the others).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iWL1WZVE-4&ebc=ANyPxKqceEA9HFhex5ON-IWyTz6_iQRGNh-XTvMkvW0kiMgbjgF1OSRjeUzkQdTu0FeGux2VemWOHgfGzqvTn Oty5UXdHXv7jw
Oklahoma City National Memorial Walking Tour (Part 1)