Clarendon College’s Dr. McIntosh donates historic documents to Oklahoma Historical Society

  • Clarendon College History Instructor Dr. Ken McIntosh, center, donates historic documents of W.E. Dode McIntosh, the Principal Chief of the Creek Nation, 1961-1972, to the Oklahoma Historical Society. From left: Clarendon College student Kayla Miller, K. McIntosh, Oklahoma Historical Society Registrar Veronica Redding. Contributors not pictured are Waldo McIntosh, Randy McIntosh and Gary Holloway. Randy McIntosh
    Clarendon College History Instructor Dr. Ken McIntosh, center, donates historic documents of W.E. Dode McIntosh, the Principal Chief of the Creek Nation, 1961-1972, to the Oklahoma Historical Society. From left: Clarendon College student Kayla Miller, K. McIntosh, Oklahoma Historical Society Registrar Veronica Redding. Contributors not pictured are Waldo McIntosh, Randy McIntosh and Gary Holloway. Randy McIntosh
    CLARENDON — Clarendon College History Instructor Dr. Ken McIntosh, the grandson of W.E. Dode McIntosh, recently donated personal papers, photographs and memorabilia belonging to W.E. Dode McIntosh, a prominent figure in Creek history as Principal Chief, 1961-1972, to the Oklahoma Historical Society. This significant contribution marks the beginning of the W.E. Dode and Lulu McIntosh collectio...

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