exhibits - Edmond History Museum

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 […]

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Bulldog Spirit: Edmond’s First High School

Bulldog Spirit!: Edmond’s First High School beginning May 22 through September 2023. The exhibit covers the history of the school, dating back to 1917, when it began with a few 9th grade […]

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Unveiled: Edmond’s Bridal Fashion 1875 – 2020

The exhibit, featuring wedding dresses and accessories of Edmond women, showcasing more than a century of fashion. As American weddings change over the decades, Edmond traditions also follow suite. Dress […]

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Tiny But Mighty: Curiosities From the Collection

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Young at Art: A Selection of Caldecott Book Illustrations

Through picture books, readers embark on visual journeys that engage all of the senses and encourage curious, imaginative, and thoughtful interactions with the world around them. Since 1938, the Association […]

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50 Years of LibertyFest

Join us as we commemorate 50 years of LibertyFest, showcasing artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia from the festival’s long history. The exhibit will explore the origins of LibertyFest, how the festival […]

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Kyle Dillingham & Horseshoe Road: America’s Musical Ambassadors

Edmond History Museum & Museum is proud to present America’s first full exhibit dedicated to Kyle Dillingham, Peter Markes, and Bent Saulsbury. This exhibit explores the musical expression of these […]

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From Athens to Atlanta: An Olympic Collection 1896-1996

Opening on July 16, the Edmond History Museum & Museum is proud to host a temporary exhibit that will highlight the history of the modern Olympic Games. On loan from […]

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I Remember That! Edmond In The 1980s

The Edmond History museum presents I Remember That: Edmond in the 1980s, which runs from now until March 2022. The 1980s were at time of big hair, spandex, and major […]

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Virtual Exhibit: Edmond’s African American History: Land Run to Integration

This exhibit was originally developed as a companion piece to the traveling exhibit The Power of Children, which EHS&M hosted in the fall of 2017. It has been expanded and […]

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