Town of Rentiesville
Rentiesville, Oklahoma, is a historic all-Black town founded in 1903, developed on land owned by notable figures William Rentie and Phoebe McIntosh. The town is rich in history, having been a thriving community with various businesses and a significant educational institution, particularly known for its connection to the Civil War Battle of Honey Springs and the renowned Down Home Blues Club.
Under the leadership of Mayor Mildred Burkhalter, Rentiesville has seen substantial community development, securing over $3.5 million in grant funding for various local projects. The town is also the birthplace of notable residents, including historian Dr. John Hope Franklin and blues musician D.C. Minner, contributing to its cultural and historical significance in Oklahoma.
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