Kiowa Historical Society

The Major County Historical Society in Fairview, Oklahoma is a privately owned entity that spans 160 acres of outstanding history. Established in 1968, it showcases the story of the area through various buildings and exhibits, including a museum, a train depot, churches, a sawmill, a one-room schoolhouse, and a Veterans Memorial. The society is funded by donations and volunteer labor, and it accepts donated items mainly from the Major County area. Home to one of the world's largest working Threshing Bees, held annually in September, the Major County Historical Society offers visitors a fun and educational experience. With its extensive collection of farm machinery dating from the 1900s to the 1950s, as well as exhibits showcasing items made in the county, the society provides a glimpse into the rich history of Fairview and Major County. Located just 1.5 miles east of Fairview on Highway 58, the society is easily accessible and offers ample parking, including space for tour buses.Generated from the website

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