Guthrie, Oklahoma

==Notable people==
* [[Byron Berline]], bluegrass musician
* [[John Hazelton Cotteral]], United States district and appellate judge
* [[Bill Doolin]], outlaw who founded the [[Wild Bunch]]; interred at Summit View Cemetery in Guthrie
* [[Dennis Thomas Flynn]], postmaster and delegate to the territorial convention<ref name="EOHC-Guthrie"/>
* [[Helen Holmes (b. 1915)|Helen Holmes]], journalist, historian, Women's Army Corps officer, mayor of Guthrie
* [[Jerry Hopper]], film and television director; born in Guthrie
* [[Joshua Key (soldier)|Joshua Key]], United States Army soldier who deserted to Canada due to his opposition to the [[Iraq War]]
* [[France Laux]], baseball broadcaster for [[St. Louis Cardinals]]; born in Guthrie
* [[Carrie Nation]], Prohibition advocate and publisher of ''The Hatchet''<ref name="EOHC-Guthrie"/><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry.php?entry=NA006|title=Carry Moore Nation (1846-1911)|publisher=Oklahoma Historical Society|access-date=August 12, 2020}}</ref> 
* [[Ted Power]], former professional baseball player; born in Guthrie<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?p=powerte01|title = Ted Power Baseball Stats &#124; Baseball Almanac}}</ref>
* [[Peter Ramondetta]], professional skateboarder; raised in Guthrie
* [[Horace Speed]], first District Attorney for Oklahoma Territory; continued to live and practice law in Guthrie until 1913
* [[Gene Stephenson]], former [[Wichita State University]] baseball coach 
* [[Phil Stephenson]], former [[Major League Baseball|MLB]] player for the [[Oakland Athletics]], [[Chicago Cubs]], and [[San Diego Padres]]
* [[W.K. Stratton]], author and journalist; born and educated in Guthrie
* [[Stanley Vestal]], author of the [[American Old West]], partly reared in Guthrie
* [[Hobart Johnstone Whitley]], land developer, banker, [[Rock Island Railroad]] executive
* [[Leon Breeden]], musician, educator, Director of music at North Texas State University