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Published: May 06, 2008 08:14 pm    print this story   email this story  

Sequoyah comes to Oologah

By Joy Hampton
CLAREMORE PROGRESS (CLAREMORE, Okla.)

Native American artist Ed Rackleff of Claremore and welder John Baden of Oologah are working to finish a 12-year project honoring a Native American icon. Rackleff and Baden are nearing completion of a larger-than-life bronze statue of Chief Sequoyah, inventor of the Cherokee alphabet. The finished statue will be unveiled May 17 at the Pocahontas Picnic at Will Rogers Ranch in Oologah.



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