A Little Bit More of Pawhuska

We stopped in Pawhuska, so I could see some of the sites,  before the Branch activity.  Elder and Sister Titmus, and Elder Gibson, were very patient as I strolled the street taking some photo's.

 This mural is on the side of the Osage Language Building

 This old building on the other side of the street is v shaped

 now an Napa oil store

 Osage Nation Language Building

 This cool building is the Blacksmiths home of

Sid Delarue

Built in 1871

5 room house

 Centennial Rock

1907-2007

 Elder Grey and Sister Robin Titmus

always a smile.

 Delarue built this home with native timber and 18" sandstone walls

 There is a hand in the center

 maybe before we leave we will understand what the different patterns mean.

City Hall

there is a cool bell in that tower.

 Okie Cowboy

 Fire Station

 modern added to old

Stained Glass Window

 Up near the Court House you see this view of the Town.

 Osage County Court House

 Quite a step set of stair gazing up at the Court House

Side view

Back view

 Fun clouds

I'm going to research this building to see what it's history is.

back  building also cool 

 This one also

 lighting the way to the stairs down the hill.

 Million Dollar Elm

A dutch barn design built right on the edge of the hill.

It was fun to take a quick trip, much thanks to the Titmus's for letting me 

see and photograph some more of the sites of Pawhuska.