governor keeting put the right group of people together. to raise the money. and his goal was to have the dome on the capitol by the s centennial. so we would have the capitol looking like it was supposed to look. as it was originally designed. the large paintings are by charles banks wilson. he starts with the history of oklahoma. and the spanish going across the panhandle in 1541. on the way to the lost cities of gold. this is trade on the early frontier. one of the interesting things about wilson, he does not make things up. all of the people in his paintings are real people. all of the background scenes are actual oklahoma locations. th big indian in the middle here is joe benny mason. probably will never forget that because i had his twin granddaughters on tour one day. and they made sure that everybody knew that was their grandpa. this is the indians coming to indian territory. wilson actually calls it the indian immigration. which to me made it sound like they wanted to come here. and i have never understood that. in the upper right corner you'll see a

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