Big Cabin is a small town in Craig County, Oklahoma. Established as a railroad switch along the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, Big Cabin was named for a large plank cabin used by American indians about one and a half miles northwest of the tracks. The town was platted by the Cherokee Nation in 1904. The process of incorporation began in 1926 but was not completed until 1958.
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The Southern Baptist congregation meets at its facilities in Big Cabin, Oklahoma. Its weekly event schedules, church calendar, and contact listings are posted, along with an overview of its programs and ministries.
http://www.bigcabinbaptist.org/
Situated on a large ranch, the facilities include prefeit stalls, turnout pasture, round pen, large sandy arenas, trailer hookups, and hay available. Its location, features, and contacts are published to the site.
http://www.bigcabinhorsemotel.com/
Open seven days a week, the service center focuses on the maintenance and repair of big rigs and other trucks, including a full range of preventative maintenance products and services, promotions and tires.
http://www.bigcabinservicecenter.com/
Located off the Will Rogers Turpike in Big Cabin, Oklahoma, the fifty-acre plaza offers a variety of services and merchandise to travelers, including more than a hundred parking spaces, a smoke shop, restaurant, and service center.
http://www.bigcabintravelplaza.com/
The Big Cabin, Oklahoma company builds log homes, cabins and guest houses, featuring log walls, vaulted ceilings, and open floor plans. Standard floor plans are posted, along with photographs of completed homes, payment options, and materials listings.
http://www.carpenterloghomes.com/
