 Pioneer
Woman Statue, Ponca City, Oklahoma, a tribute to the honor the spirit of
the women who played such a significant role in the settling of this
part of the country by E.W. Marland
When the statue was unveiled on April 22, 1930, more than 40,000 people gathered to witness the unveiling and hear famous Oklahoma humorist, Will Rogers. E.W. Marland present the Pioneer Woman Statue and the land surrounding it to the State of Oklahoma and her people. The Pioneer Woman Statue stands at Monument Circle, one block from the Marland Mansion. Excerpted from: Explore the Marland Mansion, |
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This is a photo of the North side of the E. W. Marland Mansion In Ponca City, Kay Co. Oklahoma |
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 E.W.
Marland Grand Home houses the 101 Ranch and D.A.R. Museums,E.W. Marland, Lawyer, Oil Producer, Congressman and Governor Photo courtesy of: Keith Barley History of the E.W. Marland family | Marland Grand Home info | Marland Mansions Statues | Marland Oil Co. History |
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 The
Centennial Plaza, with its backdrop of Spanish Colonial Revival
architecture, was started as a project for the Centennial year of the
1893 run. It contains bricks engraved with the names of pioneers,
descendants, organizations, supporters and others who helped make the
project a success. Excerpted
from: Centennial Plaza |
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Kay County Courthouse, Newkirk, Oklahoma |
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 Inside View The Poncan Theatre, Ponca City, Oklahoma |
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