Osage County Oklahoma- Gray Horse School Traditional Geocache

This is to be an ongoing series of caches placed in interesting places in Osage County, Oklahoma. Non of them are intended to be difficult. The containers will be all shapes and sizes. I want you to find them and learn the history or see the wonderful sites of this County. Pack a picnic lunch, get your traveling partner or family and please enjoy the backroads of Oklahoma.  You are looking for a cammo 1/2 X 3 inch tube.

In 1939, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) built a school at Gray Horse. Designed by A.J. Love, architect of many public structures in north east Oklahoma in the early part of 20th century, this was one of, if not his last, designs. Consisting of four class rooms and a large gymnasium/auditorium, it was built with a combination of quarried sandstone, native field stone, and limestone, with liberal use of arched entryways. The combination is striking, even after years of abandonment. The school operated until 1962, when is was consolidated with nearby Fairfax.