Tuesday Trivia: December 17, 2019
Published December 2019
By Greg Elwell | 1 min read
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Dive into the history of the Osage Nation at this converted 1920s home that belonged to a descendant of Osage Chief Pawhuska. That’s relevant, since his name—or the translation of his name—gives this building it’s moniker. Located between Hominy and Fairfax, this center is home to a bevy of Osae artifacts, maps, annuity rolls, and oral histories of the tribe.
What is the name of this Hominy-area building?
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