Fisher, Paul A.

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Dates:
Active 1901
Active 1910

Biographical notes:

Planner for the Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments (ASCOG) from 1974 to 2003; developed comprehensive plans for several cities in the state of Oklahoma and provided ordinance books and major development regulations for cities and towns in south central Oklahoma.

From the description of Paul Fisher historical site survey collection, 1982-1984. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 458594411

Planner; planning director (retired), for the Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments (ASCOG), 1974-2003.

From the description of Paul Fisher papers 1894-1982. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 190789513

Architect; member of Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments; later became director of Park Area Foundation, Medicine Park, Okla.; member of Board of Directors of Museum of the Great Plains.

From the description of Paul Fisher collection of Temple, Okla., photographs, 1901-1910. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 233597498

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Subjects:

  • Advertising, political
  • Architecture
  • City planning
  • Historic buildings
  • Historic sites
  • Off-reservation Indians
  • Television advertising
  • Urban transportation

Occupations:

  • Architects
  • Collector
  • Planners

Places:

  • Washita County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Greer County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Oklahoma (as recorded)
  • Lawton (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Jackson County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Harmon County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Temple (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Beckham County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Duncan (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Geronimo (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Oklahoma--Lawton (as recorded)
  • Comanche County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Cotton County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Chattanooga (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Cache (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Waurika (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Oklahoma (as recorded)
  • Tillman County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Anadarko (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Kiowa County (Okla.) (as recorded)
  • Lawton (Okla.) (as recorded)

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