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What, where, when, who, why? Help us solve a mystery!
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200 block W. Broadway continues, showing the historic Carousel Theater, once the Ritz. The tiles on the roof are actually made of metal, not tile, and are identical to the roof of Flower Bluff mansion in the 300 block of West Muskogee.
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The Hassen Building, at the NW corner of W. 2nd and Broadway. The National Park Service administrative office for Chickasaw National Recreation Area is located on the 2nd street side. There is a gym and a karate studio, as well as a collectibles store in the Muskogee side of the Hassen Building. |
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The antique store in the old 5¢ & 10¢ store on the south side of West Muskogee, 200 block, has gone out of business and the building is again vacant. |
The 100 block of West Muskogee, south side; here you will find Barbara's Flowersand The Gettin' Place, antique and collectibles mall, among the shops. |
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 The First Christian Church is located at the SW corner of 4th and West Muskogee, across the street from the Historical Museum. It is a beautiful building in a great location, at the crest of the hill. The stained glass windows are gorgeous. The church has a very active membership and provides a valued touch of tradition . |
 Flower Bluff mansion, across from the museum on the SE corner of 4th, was built in 1924 by J. D. Ramsey, a prominent businessman who moved to Sulphur, after building hotels and other businesses in Lawton. He owned two movie theaters, a lake and amusement concession and was later mayor of Sulphur. Today it is operated as a vacation rental and is a great addition to downtown Sulphur's historic district. There is supposed to be a secret tunnel running under Muskogee from the Bluff to Grey Gables, where it is rumored that Mr. Ramsey's "lady-friend" lived. |
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