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Exploring the Ghost Towns of Rural Oklahoma
The tale of rural Oklahoma's small towns paints a vivid picture of human ambition, resilience, and the harsh realities of economic cycles. Following the massive land rush of 1893, three towns—Marshall, Covington, and Garber—emerged from the dust, boomed briefly, and now stand as shadows of their former selves. This article reflects on their histories, current states, and the poignant lessons they offer.