100 Mile Yard Sale Tour and Craft Show
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Please join us for the Annual Oklahoma 100 mile yard sale tour that will include Hominy, Cleveland, Pawnee, Jennings, Hallett, and Mannford with more cities being announced soon. Each town will be holding it's own city-wide yard sale with flea markets along the route. Maps will be provided. Hominy will be holding a craft show downtown during the yard sale tour. Please email for vendor information.
100 Mile Yard Sale Tour and Craft Show
Phone : 918-519-6251 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : Hominyareachamber@gmail.com
Web: ok100mileyardsale.webs.com/
City Wide Garage Sales
Attractions and Upcoming Events
Dick Tracy Mural
Pawnee, Oklahoma was the birthplace of Dick Tracy creator, Chester Gould, and a mural painted on the side of a building is the world's largest Dick Tracy cartoon. - Artist, Ed Melberg, Tulsa, OK, 1990.
6th and Harrison
Chester Gould
Pawnee, OK ArtsPawnee City Lake and E.E.C.
The Pawnee City Lake provides boat docks, a skeet range, rod and gun club area, municipal airport, rifle and pistol range, archery range, boat ramps, black bass fishing and public shelters, over 200 camping hookups, picnic areas, and restrooms and showers in the historic WPA native stone bathhouse.
Pawnee, OK RecreationThe Pawnee Bill Story ...
Looking across the Oklahoma prairie, one can imagine scenes once visible to the people of the frontier: No Man's Land, Indian Territory, cowboys, buffalo, and the great rolling plains. No other Oklahoman exemplified "The Wild West"
Pawnee, OK Famous PeoplePawnee County Historical Museum
The Pawnee County Historical Society Museum presents artifacts in several period room displays and is also the Dick Tracy Collection Headquarters for the midwest.
Pawnee, OK MuseumsWPA Historic Bathhouse
Once again, one can almost hear the summertime laughter echoing through the various levels and verandas of this uniquely designed bathhouse carved from native stone in 1939 by President Franklin Roosevelt's WPA public works program. Closed in the 1950's in favor of a "modern"
Pawnee, OK Historic Buildings