The Talbot Library and Museum 500 South Colcord Avenue Colcord, OK 74338 918-326-4532 Open Wed through Sat 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m talbotlibrary@earthlink.net   Talbot Library is a working library that specializes in Cherokee Territory , Northeastern Oklahoma with a large collection on Delaware County, and Northwestern Arkansas research information and materials. The museum contains historical artifacts, ranging from arrowhead collections to Old Cherokee maps, letters, antique dishes, a spinning wheel, antique school items, kitchen items, and military artifacts. A display of prominent men of the Colcord area such as Dr. Linam and his medical equipment; also Charles F. Colcord, for whom the town is named and who was an early day Oklahoma Marshall and oilman.  The grounds include a Blacksmith shop, a Post Office building containing the original Row-Colcord Post Office boxes and the Adair Building, containing large farm machinery.  The facility is also available for meetings, etc. The library also publishes two quarterlies: "Talbot Library and Museum Genealogy" and "Goingsnake Messenger". Talbot Library and Museum has a collection of books for sale covering Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Native American research. For a list of books and for additional information, see their website at Talbot Library and Museum.