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Research Resources: The Alfalfa County Court House, City County Library and Alfalfa County Museum Cherokee City-County Library New Location  123 N. Grand Cherokee, OK New Hours Mon-Thurs 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fri - 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. Sat - 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.    580-596-2366      Research Information:  Located in Library           Microfilm of Alfalfa County Newspapers.   Census on  Microfilm  New Microfilm Reader/Printer in place           Abstracts from Newspapers.          Alfalfa County History Book   Compiled by the Alfalfa County Historical  Society.  Printed in 1976          Alfalfa County Cemetery Book  Compiled by The Cherokee Volunteer  Strip League  Alva, Ok.  1993          Woods County Cemetery Book   Compiled by The Cherokee Volunteer Strip League Alva, Ok. 1983  "Cherokee Early Years" .      Published by the Cherokee  Publishing Co. Compiled by Marty Myers  2001                                               For more details about the book   Contact Marty Myers   Alfalfa County Courthouse 300 South Grand Cherokee, Oklahoma 73728-8000 Pho. 580-596-2392 County Court Clerk     Pho. 580-596-3523 Probates, Marriage, Divorce Records. Land Records   County Commissioners Office  School Census 580-596- 2392 County Clerk               Pho. 580-596-3158 Land Records   Alfalfa County Museum & Historical Society (Closed) 117 W. Main Cherokee, Ok. 73728 580-596-2960 If no answer 580-596-2739 Marty  My cell is 580-884-2009 Hours are subject to change. Call before you come. Email    Museum Research information. Family Histories, Alfalfa County History Book, Alfalfa County Cemetery Book, Pictures. The Historical Society has a   Microfilm Reader/Printer located at the museum. Limited Obituaries of Alfalfa County Deaths.

U Ranch Monument This monument marks the headquarters of Major Andrew Drumm's 150,000 acre ranch in the Cherokee Outlet. Directions: From Cherokee: 6 miles north and 2 1/2 miles east.

Sod House Museum At one time thousands of sod houses dotted the plains region of North America. This "soddy " built by Marshal McCully in 1894 is the only one still standing in Oklahoma that was built by a homesteader. The soddy remains in its original location and a metal building has been erected around the soddy to preserve it from the elements. The sod house is open for walk through observation. Directions: From Cleo Springs: 4 1/2 miles north on State Hwy. 8.  From Aline: 1 mile east, 21/2 miles south on State Highway 8 Admissions: Tuesday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., free. Phone: 405-463-2441

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Alfalfa Couny Coordiator
Marty Myers
martymyers@sbcglobal.net