Cimarron Heritage Center

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  • 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

EDGINGTON BUILDING

  

The Edgington Building was named after Bea Edgington who donated 3-1/2 acres to the Cimarron Heritage Center. 


There are many items on display in this building. You will find a restored linotype press machine, there are items out of The First State Bank from the early 1900’s including the teller’s counter and against the west wall there is a Dempster windmill restored by William Bulls of Wheeless OK.  Also, housed here is a Model A, a restored 1916 Dort hearse, restored 1919 Reo truck, a 1941 Packard, horse-drawn buggies, wagons and a suit of armour.


Outside under the lean-to see an antique air-stream trailer and an extended-hood GMC truck with a V-12 engine!

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Cimarron Heritage Center

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

I(580) 544-3479

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