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THE MEN WHO WORKED THE RIGS
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Tales ’N’ Trails Museum is fortunate to have an actual oilfield worker’s house that was once in the North Field. It was donated by Mrs. Ruel Cannon and her son, James Cannon, and moved to the museum grounds. Take a tour inside the Pumper’s House to see how a family in the North Field would have lived in the 1920s and 1930s.
Pumper’s House photos by Gale Cochran-Smith
Click the above photo to begin the tour
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