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The Route 66 experience is a worthwhile pursuit, especially on this 100th anniversary. Wordwrights OKC Christian Writers will share their adventures with traveling the Mother Road at this special event. […]
Homeschool Day: A Day in an 1889 Schoolhouse Step back in time and experience a day of school just as Oklahoma scholars did in 1889! During this special homeschool program […]
Constitution Day Celebration Saturday, September 12 | 1:00–4:00 p.m. Free | Come and Go Celebrate Constitution Day with an afternoon of hands-on history at the Edmond History Museum! Families are […]
What a year! Museum staff and board members come together to report on the Museum’s efforts and successes for the previous fiscal year. Museum members and interested public are invited […]
Celebrate Edmond's 1889 Territorial Schoolhouse Birthday- as the Ladies Schoolhouse Aid Society did 137 years ago, with blackberries, lemonade, and cake! Enjoy a living history presentation, old-fashioned games, plus a […]
Join us as retired FBI Bomb Technician, Barry Black, recounts his 31-year career as an agent. Black will discuss financial crimes in the oil field, fugitives on Unsolved Mysteries, and […]
Flutter on over to Edmond History Museum for a butterfly-themed Critter Tales Storytime! Children will discover the amazing world of butterflies through stories, songs, and hands-on activities. Learn about how […]
How did bicycles, an automobile race around the world, Henry Ford, and a county commissioner from Tulsa lead to the birth of Route 66? In his presentation, Trait Thompson, executive […]
Looking for something fun and educational for Fall Break? Join us for a special Lights, Camera, History! Fall Break Camp and explore the fascinating world of movies and animation! On […]
🦉 Critter Tales: Owls Whoo’s ready for a storytime adventure? Join us for Critter Tales as we discover the amazing world of owls! Children will learn fun facts about these […]
Amy Stephens will share her research about the cultural changes that resulted when Edmond became a Route 66 town. The 1920s decade saw dramatic changes in technology, fashion, and women’s […]
