Bank of Chickasaw by Richardphotos
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this is the inside of the Chickasaw bank at TISHOMINGO,Oklahoma.as I said before it was robbed only once by a teller named Furley that disappeared to never be found with $40,000.00
when I walked into it I thought I was actually in Mapps and richardphotos old west bank in the RMP
I decreased the light in post work to get a better feel for the time period
I have some sad news that the mother duck has lost 3 babies and a lady told me she did have 10. maybe hawks or dogs
some information on the Capitol building
Chickasha Nan Apisa Aboa
Chickasaw capitol
construction began April 1898 on the Chickasaw Capitol building. it was built of red granite from the Pennington Creek Quarry.the granite blocks weighed 175 pounds a cubic foot and were pulled horses and mules
completed in 7 months at the cost of $15,000.it has more than 8000 sq feet.
in 1910 it was sold to county in 1910 for $7500.00. the tribal ownership was reestablished in 1992 for the cost $575,000.00
seems to me the Chickasaw tribe got screwed royally, but now with their casinos they are screwing the pale face
thanks for viewing and any comments
Comments (82)
Cool Shot and so sorry for the baby ducks
It looks fram inside not even half as safe as from the outside!!LOL Excellent captured Richard! Thanks for sharing!! Hugs Ute
Excellent shot and Great post work! It really does give a sense of looking back in time. Very interesting information, thank you for sharing.
Great period photo. Poor duckies. So hard out there in the real world!
really cool, Richard thanks for the view sorry to hear about the ducks warm hug, Linda
As I understand, the tribe did get some retribution when they sold the mineral rights to their land. But over the course of history, it was not enough to patch the wounds and wrongs done to them. But which tribe ever got back what they had lost?
Awww the poor ducks that's sad. I like antique stuff so this appeals to me :) Cathy xoxoxo
Wonderfully preserved interior and your addition of the PW adds to the 'old time' feel of the view inside.
great shot and postwork. I like your Chicasaw serie
Fascinating!
Very cool photo Richard, and I do think the darker aspect does give it more of an atmosphere of a bygone time. Excellent! Lea
Excellent shot and postwork - like the story ...sorry about the ducks
Interesting capture and info! Sorry about the baby ducks :)
ESPETACULAR FOTO MEU AMIGO,MAGNIFICO INTERIOR DO BANCO INTERESANTES OBJETOS ANTIGOS.+++++++++++5 EXCELENTE HISTÓRIA.
This is so beautiful work.
Interesting informations and fantastic capture! :) I'm sorry for the little ducklings... poor, ugly end that they have done! :(
Excellent and very interesting capture!!!
Wonderful architecture!
Una imagen muy evocadora, Richard!
Incredible office bank. Tiene el encanto acumulado por el paso de los años. So wonderful capture my friend! :)
wow... now that is authentic!! great capture and thanks for the history on it!
EXCELLENT shot Richatrd !!! Your report is WONDERFUL and historical !!!
Superb capture Richard! I love the feel of this, my gran was a bookkeeper for years and had similar machines in her house. Has I been able I would have brought them with me but they are gone now. Sorry to hear about the baby ducks!
Sorry about the little ducks. That is a shame. Excellent capture of antiques and items they have preserved. Bunny
Love the ceiling work and the old wainscotting. An interesting trip back in time.
Packed with awsome antiques that I am sure are worth more than $40,000! Fantastic find Richard!
Jesse James Favorite Bank ;-) EXCELLENT Richard
Great shot. Richard. Love the angle on it. A wonderful piece of history. Cool info too. It seems that the dollar value has changed a bit since then #:o)
Belle photo !!!!!!
Beautifully taken! Great place!!