| 1.Property Name |
CHILOCCO INDIAN SCHOOL CAMPUS (TWO BUILDINGS) |
| 2.Resource Name |
CHILOCCO INDIAN SCHOOL CAMPUS (TWO BUILDINGS) |
| 3.Address |
CHOCTAW AND COMANCHE, AND CREEK AND CHEROKEE STREETS |
| 4.City |
CHILOCCO |
| 5.Vicinity |
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| 6. County |
Kay |
| 7.Lot |
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| 8.Block |
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| 9.Plat Name |
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| 10.Section |
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| 11.Township |
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| 12.Range |
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13a.Latitude (North) |
0
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13b.Longitude (West) |
0
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14a.UTM Zone |
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14b.Northings |
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14c.Eastings
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| 15.Resource Type |
Building |
| 16.Historic Function |
EDUCATION |
| 17.Current Function |
VACANT/NOT IN USE |
| 18.Area of significance, Primary |
NO DATA |
| 19.Area of significance, Secondary |
NO DATA |
| 20.Description of Significance |
CHILOCCO WAS ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL SCHOOLS OPERATED FOR NATIVE AMERICANS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ATTRACTED INDIAN YOUNGSTERS FROM ACROSS THE NATION. ITS CURRICULUM EMPHASIZED VOCATIONAL TRAINING. THE BUILDINGS ARE ALSO EXCEPTIONAL IN THAT THEY WERE BUILT FOR A FEDERAL AGENCY, THE BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, AND BY A LABOR FORCE DRAWN PRIMARILY FROM OKLAHOMA'S INDIAN POPULATION. |
| 21.Document Resource |
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| 22.Name of the Preparer |
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| 23.Survey Project |
YES
Project Name:
OKLA. HIST. PRES. SURVEY
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| 24.Date of Preparation |
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| 25.Photographs |
Yes
Year:
JULY 9, 1986 |
| 26. Architect/Builder |
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| 27. Year Built |
1937 |
| 28.Original Site |
Yes
Date Moved:
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| 29.Accessible |
Yes |
| 30.Architectural Style |
No Data |
| Other Architectural Style
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| 31.Foundation Material |
NO DATA |
| 32.Roof Type |
HIPPED |
| 33.Roof Material |
Shingle |
| 34.Wall Material (Primary) |
STONE |
| 35.Wall Material (Secondary) |
NO DATA |
| 36.Window Type |
SINGLE |
| 37.Window Material |
STONE |
| 38.Door Type |
SINGLE |
| 39.Door Material |
WOOD |
| 40.Exterior Features |
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| 41.Interior Features |
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| 42.Decorative Details |
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| 43.Condition of Resource |
Excellent (perfectly maintained) |
| 44.Description of Resource |
THE CHILOCCO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE QUARTERS BUILDING IS A TWO STORY RECTANGULAR (71' X 35') STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTED OF RUSTICATED AND CUT NATIVE STONE ARRANGED IN A RANDOM COURSED ASHLER PATTERN. THE ROOF IS HIPPED WITH NEW SHINGLES AND A CHIMNEY IS LOCATED AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER. THE BUILDING RETAINS ITS ARCHITECTURAL INTEGRITY. |
| 45.Comments |
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| 46.Placement |
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| 47.Listed on National Register |
No Data |
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| National Register Entry |
No Data |
| Date Updated (mm/dd/yyyy) |
10/27/2017 1:23:26 PM |