past - Edmond History Museum

  • Arbor Day Art Show: Trees in Our Town

    The Arbor Day Art Contest is a traditional part of Edmond’s Arbor Week Celebration, in which Edmond fifth-grade students create artwork surrounding their interpretation of the theme, “Trees In Our […]

  • Close to Home: Vietnam’s Effect on Edmond

    America’s involvement in Vietnam started in the 1950s, but it escalated to its peak in 1965, and continued until the withdrawal of troops in 1973. In that span, more than […]

  • This Ain’t Our First Rodeo: The Edmond Round Up Club

    May 20 – November 29, 2025 Edmond Round Up Club has been promoting, teaching, and preserving the family-friendly sport of rodeo. The traditions begun in 1941 have continued to today, […]

  • Mysterious Machines: Hosted by Edmond’s Visiting Extra-Terrestrial

    Greetings Earthlings! I’ve come from Planet Heflin to learn about America’s machines. This building has marvelous inventions–but I can’t figure out what all of them do. Maybe you can help […]

  • On the Air in Edmond

  • Under the Big Top: Edmond’s Wintering Circus

    Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls! The Edmond History Museum presents the exhibit Under the Big Top: Edmond’s Overwintering Circus. The exhibit, featuring Edmond’s circus history from the 1940s to 1976, will open Jan 26, […]

  • Mobile Meals 50th Anniversary

    In collaboration with Edmond Mobile Meals, this small exhibit features newspaper clippings on the history of Mobile Meals and oral history videos of Mobile Meals clients discussing their life in […]

  • Total Eclipse of Oklahoma: Okies in Space

    “Total Eclipse of Oklahoma: Okies in Space” exhibit now open! The Museum celebrates the April 8th solar eclipse with a temporary display featuring Oklahoma natives: Thomas Stafford, Milton Heflin (a […]

  • The Art of Repeat: Exploring Patterns in Historic Dress

    The Fashion Marketing students at the University of Central Oklahoma have partnered with the Edmond History Museum on this exhibition. The Art of Repeat: Exploring Patterns in Historic Dress celebrates […]

  • Edmond’s Social Fabric

    November 2023 – March 2024 Over the centuries, quilts have evolved from functional handmade blankets into an art form that often carries deep personal meaning. Women stitched them, either individually […]