Living History Programs
These are "active" history programs, with antiques and reproduction props to help you live a portion of history.
Consulting, Research, and other programs and demonstrations are available in Doug & Marna's areas of interest.
Call for more information. 580-825-3374
Consulting, Research, and other programs and demonstrations are available in Doug & Marna's areas of interest.
Call for more information. 580-825-3374
Annie Oakley & Frank Butler
Displays of sharpshooting tricks plus a gun safety lecture for the kids. Annie and Frank talk about Annie's childhood, how they met, and some of their travels with Buffalo Bill's Wild West. Our most popular program. Adults and children both are enthralled as Annie tells her story to them in first person, and allows them to question her about her adventures
Stitches in Time
Dressed as an 1880's seamstress, Marna Jean will discuss everyday and special clothing of the late 1800's, with some helpful hints on recognizing how old a costume is. Doug will be wearing and discuss the specialized clothing of the cowboy in the 1800's.
Teddy and Alice
Visit with one of the United States most boisterous Presidents, Theodore Roosevelt AND his lively daughter known as “Princess Alice”
Original Oklahoma Cowgirl
Lucille and Zack Mulhall-- Recognized by Theodore Roosevelt and Will Rogers as America’s First Cowgirl. Zack tells of the landrun that brought them to Oklahoma, and the adventures of a young lady who wasn't’ afraid to compete with men.
Professor Hezekiah Bullwoofer’s Medicine Show
Complete with a bright gypsy wagon, conniving snake oil salesman, and pretty lady- this show is a rollicking good time- period comedy for the whole family.
Timeless Trades
– This program can include any of our many historical trades. Spinning and weaving, leather work, herb lore, dressmaking and much more. Let us know your group’s interest, and we can probably suggest something that will grab their hearts.
Parlor Parlay
Rules of Etiquette were different in the late1800's, making and receiving calls, courting customs, parlor pastimes, and other social events. This can be expanded to include some period dance– to the tune of our working victrola... Doug and Marna will be dressed for the part in late 1800's evening wear
Living in the Past: History from a reenactors standpoint - Did you ever think I wish I lived a hundred years ago? Here's how to go about it, from choosing a character, to dressing for the part, to where to go for supplies and support. Both dressed in late 1800's clothing. This program can also be tailored to help volunteers create an appropriate wardrobe, with a discussion centering on appropriate timeframe for your historic site or group.
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