Talk:J. M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum

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J.M. Davis is one of two people (along with members of their families) that are entombed on state owned property in Oklahoma. Both tombs are in Claremore, OK and belong to J.M. Davis (at the Arms museum) and Will Rogers (at the Will Rogers Memorial). ^[1]

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^ "Images of America J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum" by Larry Larkin, Wayne McCombs and John Wooley (page 82)

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This article meets the criteria for Start class. Bruin2 (talk) 01:10, 13 September 2014 (UTC)Reply

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[1] "Images of America J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum" by Larry Larkin, Wayne McCombs and John Wooley (page 82)

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