Cimarron Heritage Center

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Cimarron Heritage Center

Cimarron Heritage CenterCimarron Heritage CenterCimarron Heritage Center
  • Home
  • Events
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Cimmy
  • Tin Man
  • The Cox House
  • Bruce Goff, Architect
  • French Building
  • Jack Hoxie Exhibit
  • Edgington Building
  • Dust Bowl House
  • The Dust Bowl Era
  • Santa Fe Depot
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EDGINGTON BUILDING

  

The Edgington Building was named after Bea Edgington who donated 3.5 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

1300 North Cimarron Avenue, Boise City, Oklahoma 73933, United States

(580) 544-3479

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