Pawnee, Oklahoma is the seat of Pawnee County. The town was named for the Pawnee tribe, which was relocated from Nebraska to Indian Territory between 1873 and 1875, and settled on a reservation near the current townsite. Its post office was established in 1876, and the area was opened to non-Indian settlement in 1893.
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Pawnee, Oklahoma is the seat of Pawnee County and the headquarters of the Pawnee Nation. Its official web site features local events, attractions and businesses, churches, and governmental departments and services.
http://www.cityofpawnee.com/
The history of the steakhouse restaurant in Pawnee, Oklahoma is presented, along with a menu, contacts, a map showing its location, and information about its catering services.
http://www.clickssteakhouse.com/
Oklahoma Stream Threshing & Gas Engine Association
The organization hosts an annual show in Pawnee, Oklahoma, as well as other events, featuring steam threshing machines, gas tractors, gas engines, a steam powered sawmill, shingle mill, antique line shaft machining shop, and blacksmith shop. Its events and exhibitors are introduced, with membership information and schedules.
http://www.oklahomathreshers.org/
Pawnee County Historical Society
The Society operates a museum facility on the west side of the Pawnee County Courthouse Square in Pawnee, Oklahoma. Its location, hours of operation, and event schedule are presented.
http://www.pawneechs.org/
The congregation meets at its facilities on 6th Street in Pawnee, Oklahoma. Its ministries and beliefs are outlined, and a service schedule, contacts, and calendar of programs and upcoming events are posted.
http://www.pawneefbc.org/
Headquartered in Pawnee, Oklahoma, the tribal government site features a history of the tribe and an overview of its government, committees, court system, and administrative divisions. Other resources include news, employment listings, and various downloads.
http://www.pawneenation.org/
