“An Oklahoma Story of Place: Voices of Preservation” – Quanah Parker Star House @okhistoricalsociety
“An Oklahoma Story of Place: Voices of Preservation” – Quanah Parker Star House  @okhistoricalsociety
Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Learn about Quanah Parker (c. 1852–1911), who was a Comanche warrior and political leader. Parker’s Star House is presently located near Cache, Oklahoma, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. Unfortunately it has experienced flooding and deterioration in recent years. Architect Rick Lueb explains the findings of a 2015 structural analysis of the building.

“An Oklahoma Story of Place: Voices of Preservation” is a video series focusing on varying preservation-related themes and topics.
“An Oklahoma Story of Place: Voices of Preservation” – Quanah Parker Star HouseOkNHD Library Day: Researching with OHS CollectionsMickey MantleOklahoma Bound, the films of Reverend S. S. JonesCrossroads: Seeds of History TrailerFrom the Collection: US Navy Pilot Harry Hannah“Acquisitions as Activism, by Todd Fuller“Washita Love Child: The Life and Times of Jesse Ed Davis,” Douglas K. MillerSheb Wooley and Roger MillerSaved from Silence, Resurrecting an Oklahoma artifact; the WKY Kilgen Theater OrganIndian City USA: A Cherished Community and Place of Sharing Native CultureErnie Fields
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“An Oklahoma Story of Place: Voices of Preservation” – Quanah Parker Star House

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