Blair is a small town in northern Jackson County, Oklahoma. B.B. Zinn passed through the area in 1884 as a 17 year-old cowhand on a cattle drive, returning as a married man in 1892 and opening a general store and post office, named Dot, after his daughter. When the town was incorporated in 1901, its name was changed to Blair, for John A. Blair, a railroad official.
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Known for its signature prime cut, aged Angus steaks, and Western environment, the restaurant is situated in Blair, Oklahoma. Its location, hours of operation, menu, and schedule of events and specials are posted to the site.
http://www.backdoorsteakhouse.com/
Organized in 1893, the FBC of Blair, Oklahoma church's history, beliefs, and missions are outlined. Other resources include schedules and calendars, photographs, and information on how a person can be saved.
http://www.blairbaptist.com/
The K-12 public school administrative district is headquartered in Blair, Oklahoma. Featured are yearly and weekly calendars, a menu, and contacts for administrative personnel, faculty, and board members.
http://www.blairschool.org/
The Blair, Oklahoma company manufactures and sells insulated steel portable buildings for various uses, such as office buildings, play houses, cabins, shops, and vendor buildings. Standard building models are featured and shown in photographs.
http://www.petzoldbuild.com/
The unofficial site for the town offers a profile of the community, its town hall, police, administration, merchants, and other interests. Also featured is a town map, meeting agendas, photographs, and local points of interest.
http://www.townofblair.com/
