Springtown School

Built in the early 1920's

TALBOT LIBRARY AND MUSEUM BRICK PROJECT

As part of the Springtown Schoolhouse renovation project in Colcord, Oklahoma, the Talbot Library and Museum have paving bricks available to honor family members, friends, special events, businesses, etc. The bricks can be engraved with 3 or 4 lines of text, depending on the size of letters selected. They will be displayed in the walkway connecting the Talbot Library and Museum and the historic Springtown Schoolhouse. The cost of each paver is $75.00. For more information, contact Talbot Library and Museum, P.O. Box 349, Colcord, OK 74338, or call 918-326-4532. e-mail-talbotlibrary@earthlink.net

Printable Order Form - Brick Project

A Genealogy and Historical Research Library Specializing In:

• Cherokee Territory
  
• Northeastern Oklahoma Information and Materials
  
• Northwestern Arkansas Information and Materials

MISSION STATEMENT

The Talbot Library & Museum, Colcord, Delaware County, Oklahoma was established by Virgil and Avis Talbot in 1987 as a free museum and library available for research of the area and local and Native American history. It is a (501-C-3)non-profit facility operated by a Board of Trustees. The Board is dedicated to managing this valuable resource in a professional manner. The Talbot Library & Museum is organized to own, possess and operate the Talbot Library and Museum for the use and benefit of the community, its citizens and all others who are interested, for educational and historical purposes.

The Talbot Library and Museum specializes in historical and genealogical research material of Northeast Oklahoma, Northwest Arkansas, and Cherokee Territory. The facility also publishes a quarterly “T.L. & M. Genealogy” and is home to the “Goingsnake Messenger” quarterly. The Library & Museum operates solely on contributions and sales of Book Store and gift shop items. Its goal is to “Preserve a Bit of History”.