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by Bert Peake
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This locally famous grain elevator was built in 1958 in Downtown Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It is 158 feet tall and is currently the tallest building in... more
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This locally famous grain elevator was built in 1958 in Downtown Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. It is 158 feet tall and is currently the tallest building in downtown Broken Arrow. It can be seen for miles. The grain elevator is still in use today and considered by many Broken Arrowans to be one of the city's most well-known landmarks. Written by: Jordan MacDonald, Broken Arrow
Bert Peake is a photographer located in Oklahoma specializing in scenic photography. She has a shop located in Jenks, Oklahoma located inside Reds Mercantile, 102 S. 1st St., Jenks, OK where she displays her artwork. Bert is available for custom artwork consultation and design. In addition to her photography, she sells gift items, Tulsa/Oklahoma souvenirs, home decor, cards, etc with her photos on them. Gift items include tshirts, coffee mugs, coasters, ornaments, Swedish Dishcloths,... She also has the largest selection of Swedish Dishcloths in the state of Oklahoma with over 800 designs. In 2018 she opened a new mens gift shop call My Guys Mercantile at the same location. Follow her on FB or Instagram @peakephotos & @myguysgifts....
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