Hominy Heritage Association

08/24/2026

The Marland Gas Station is getting some much-needed TLC!

Recent inspections revealed that a portion of the wooden beams supporting the roof had rotted and needed to be replaced on this 103-year-old piece of Hominy history. The mansard tiles on the roof also needed replacing.

Okie Brothers Construction is handling the repairs, and we truly appreciate the hard work they’re doing—especially in this Oklahoma heat! 🥵☀️

We also want to send a huge THANK YOU to a Hominy resident who prefers to remain anonymous for donating the rental cost of the dumpster. Your generosity means so much!

The Marland Gas Station, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, opened in 1923. With the unique triangular design, it is one of the few remaining Marland Stations still standing.

The Hominy Heritage Association is proud to be the caretaker of this treasure from Hominy’s past. While being listed on the National Register is a great honor, there is no funding that comes with the designation. Donations play an important role in helping us maintain and preserve this historic property.

If you would like to donate, volunteer, or simply learn more about the Hominy Heritage Association, please call 918-885-4486.

❤️ Thank you, Hominy, for helping us preserve our past and build a legacy for the future!

08/19/2026

Due to the high temperatures, the MKT Train Depot Museum and Historic Field Printing Museum in Hominy, OK, will be closed this Saturday, August 22. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Stay safe and cool!

08/18/2026

Continuing to Preserve Hominy’s History 🚂❤️

This weekend, volunteers Chris Petrone and Felix Nance braved the ridiculous Oklahoma heat to make much-needed repairs to the Hominy Heritage Association’s historic caboose at the old train depot and museum. Once the woodwork is complete, they’ll paint the trim around the windows and give the old caboose a much-needed facelift!

This work is possible thanks to a generous donation from Lafe Burnett.We are incredibly grateful for his support!

It is through the generosity of residents like Lafe—and the time and dedication of our volunteers—that the Hominy Heritage Association can continue preserving Hominy’s history and sharing it with future generations.

With the support of our community, we are able to maintain and operate:

🚂 The Hominy Train Depot & Museum
🏡 Summit’s Hominy Depot Village
⛽ The Marland Gas Station
🌸 The flower planters along Main Street
🎉 The Annual Indigenous Day Celebration

Every donation. Every volunteer hour. Every helping hand makes a difference.

If you would like to donate, volunteer, or simply learn more about the Hominy Heritage Association, please call 918-885-4486.

Thank you, Hominy, for helping us preserve our past and build a legacy for the future! ❤️

08/15/2026

It’s HOT!
The MKT Train Depot Museum and the Historical Field Print Museum will be closed Saturday, August 15. We will reopen Saturday, August 22. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

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06/27/2026

A Unique Teaching Moment . . .

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Now is a great time to share with your family one of the greatest moments in America’s history - the signing of the Declaration of Independence - as our nation prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday.
On July 3rd and 4th, you can go back to 1776 in a way that is not happening anywhere else in America!

The Field Printing Museum is hosting a unique hands-on program that lets you feel like part of the Revolution by printing your own replica of the Declaration of Independence.
You and your family can actually print your frameable copy on a 1906 Chandler & Price printing press that was refurbished just for this occasion.
The first 250 copies will be individually numbered to commemorate America’s 250th Birthday. And, yes - we will help you actually operate the press.
It is all FREE, including a Certificate of Authenticity.

This is more than a museum visit. It is a chance to touch history, teach history, and take home a keepsake your family can treasure.

You owe it to yourself and your family to take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

WHEN: Friday, July 3rd and Saturday, July 4th, 2026, from 9 AM to 5 PM

WHERE: Field Printing Museum, 109 W. Main, Hominy, OK

SNEAK PREVIEW: Visit this Saturday, June 27, from 10 AM to 2 PM, and see the restored press before the big event.

SPECIAL NEW FEATURE: Be present for the unveiling of a new poster recognizing locally renowned artist Cha' Tullis, who passed away last year.

This “Beginning of America” program is brought to you at no cost by 1st Bank Hominy and the Field Printing Museum.

While in Hominy, make a day of it: have lunch at Los Tres Hermanos or JJ’s; visit the MKT Train Depot/Summit Village and the Frederick and Addie Drummond Home; view the Marland Station; and see the hilltop sculpture “New Territory” by artist Cha’ Tullis, whose murals still remain on buildings throughout the city.

Come to Hominy. Print history. Take home America’s beginning.

06/27/2026

The present Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Depot in Hominy, Oklahoma, was expanded in 1925 from the original 1910 box car depot. Service started in 1904 and continued through 1977. The first passenger train to visit Hominy came from Oklahoma City on July 4, 1904, and was headed to the world‘s fair in St. Louis, Missouri. During the oil boom years of the 1920s, nine freight and four passenger trains stopped in Hominy each day.

Stop by and visit to:

Choose your favorite of six active miniature trains
Learn about famous historic Hominy heroes
Learn about famous Cowboys and Indians in Osage County
War remembrance room– World War I through present
Ride an inspection cart up and down the train track
Tour a vintage caboose
Kids will enjoy child size replicas of Hominy’s historical sites with interactive history, culture, and traditions of Osage County through stem activities

The MKT train Depot is located at Main and Katy in Hominy, Oklahoma.

We are open every Saturday in May through September.
Hours: 10 AM to 2 PM.

Please like and follow our Hominy Heritage Association page for upcoming events.

06/25/2026

Its 1776 again, and this time you are there!

On July 3rd and 4th you can go back to 1776 in a way that is not happening anywhere else in America!

The Field Printing Museum is hosting a Unique program that lets you feel like a part of the revolution by printing your own replica of the Declaration of Independence.

You and your family can actually print your frameable copy on a 1906 printing press that was refurbished just for this occasion. The first 250 copies will be individually numbered to commemorate our 250th Birthday. And, yes, we will help you actually operate the press. And it is all Free, including a Certificate of Authenticity.

You owe it to yourself and your family to take advantage of this opportunity.

When: Friday, July 3rd and Saturday, July 4th, from 9 am to 5 pm.
Where: Field Printing Museum, 109 W. Main, Hominy, OK

(You can get a "sneak preview" of the press by visiting the museum this Saturday, June 27, from 10 am to 2 pm.)

This "Beginning of America” program is brought to you at no cost by 1st Bank Hominy and The Field Printing Museum.

While in Hominy, have lunch at Los Tres Hermanos or JJ’s. Visit the 1925 MKT Train Depot and Summit Village and the Frederick and Addie Drummond Home. You can also view the Marland Gas Station and the hilltop sculpture “New Territory” by artist Cha Tullis. His murals still remain on buildings throughout the city.

06/18/2026

LIGHTING THE PAST

If you haven’t seen it yet, take a look at the “New Territories” display, created by artist Cha Tullis, on Standpipe Hill!

Thanks to the combined efforts of All Lit Up, the City of Hominy, the Hominy Chamber of Commerce, the Hominy Heritage Association, and several dedicated volunteers, the hunting party is shining brightly once again.

A huge thank you goes out to everyone who spent countless hours clearing trees and brush, battling ticks, and carefully working their way up and down the hill to make this project possible.

Every little effort to make Hominy look better and feel more welcoming is worth it. We’re proud of what can be accomplished when our community comes together!