See. Blackjack Cemetery Resting place of Sarah Rector and Muscogee Creek Freedmen in the historic Black town of Taft. Tall Chief Theater Historic theater built by Maria Tallchief's father in Fairfax, within the Osage Nation.
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Resting place of Sarah Rector, who was known as the richest Black girl in the world at one point. Resting place for Muscogee Creek Freedmen, and other Black children made wealthy by oil. In the middle of the historic Black town of Taft.
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A visit to the Osage Nation hometown of Maria Tallchief, the first American prima ballerina, proved unforgettable.
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