Cimarron Heritage Center

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  • The Dust Bowl Era
  • Edgington Building
  • Santa Fe Depot
  • Boise City Bombing

Cimarron Heritage Center

Cimarron Heritage CenterCimarron Heritage CenterCimarron Heritage Center
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Events
  • Contact Us
  • Cimmy
  • Tin Man
  • The Cox House
  • Bruce Goff, Architect
  • Santa Fe Trail Exhibit
  • French Building
  • Dust Bowl House
  • The Dust Bowl Era
  • Edgington Building
  • Santa Fe Depot
  • Boise City Bombing

CIMMY

  

“Cimmy” is the tell-tale landmark for the Cimarron Heritage Center.  If you ask anyone how to get here they will tell you “look for the big metal dinosaur.”


The iron sculpture was made possible by Bob and Norma Gene Young in 1990. It was a dream of Bob and Norma Gene Young to build a true scale dinosaur like the one that was excavated in Cimarron County by Dr. Stovall. This dream came true with the sales of Norma Gene’s book “Footsteps. 


Joe Barrington from Throckmorton, Texas built the 65 foot long, 35 foot high and 18,000 pound Apatosaurus. The dinosaur was named “Cimmy” by a Boise City Elementary student. This exact scale model of the Apatosaurus sits adjacent to the Cimarron Heritage Center. 

Cimarron Heritage Center

1301 North Cimarron Avenue, Boise City, Oklahoma 73933, United States

I(580) 544-3479

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