As It Crosses Garfield And Grant Counties In Oklahoma
All photographs Copyright © 2010 G. Heitfeld. All rights reserved.
LEFT: One of the many fencerow markers along the path of the old Chisholm Trail through Oklahoma by Bob Klemme. Located near North Enid, this marker stands out brightly.
RIGHT: This monument to Jesse Chisholm, the Chisholm Trail, and the old cowpunchers association was erected in 1945 along U.S. 81, north of Enid, Oklahoma.
LEFT: A monument to "Sewell's Stockade", a stop on the Chisholm Trail, located near Jefferson, Oklahoma.
RIGHT: Another monument nearby that honors two cowboys who died on the trail and were buried at this location.
LEFT: A sign along U.S. 81 that points to the site of "Sewell's Stockade".
RIGHT: A monument at the site of the "Skeleton Ranch" stagecoach station, located near North Enid.
LEFT: A sign marking the place where the Chisholm Trail crosses U.S. 64 in Enid, Oklahoma.
RIGHT: A sign at North Enid that shows the way to the site of the "Skeleton Ranch".
LEFT: An old, derelict motel in Enid that shows the interest in the Chisholm Trail, even many years ago.
RIGHT: Another motel in Enid that is named after the Chisholm Trail.
LEFT: The modern exposition center at the Garfield County Fairgrounds, located next to North Enid, is named after the Chisholm Trail.
RIGHT: An office building along U.S. 81 in Enid has taken the name of the trail.
LEFT: Agricultural interests have taken the name of the trail, too. The Farm Credit agency is located along U.S. 81 in Enid.
RIGHT: An irrigation supply company uses the name.
LEFT: The modern Chisholm Public School system adopted the name after the consolidation of the North Enid and Carrier school districts.
RIGHT: A radio station in Enid is called "Chisholm Trail Broadcasting".
