Founded by Jacob Bartles in 1899, Dewey, Oklahoma was named for Admiral George Dewey, and incorporated in 1905. Dewey is Washington County's second largest community. Western actor, Tom Mix, was a resident of Dewey.
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The official municipal web site features information on city services, announcements, and a calendar of events, as well as council agendas and minutes, a history and overview of the community, and various online resources. - City of Dewey
http://www.cityofdewey.com/
DPS is a K-12 public school administrative district operating an elementary school, middle school, and high school, each located in Dewey, Oklahoma. Its campuses, programs, policies, schedules, and associated organizations are highlighted. - Dewey Public Schools
http://www.dewey.k12.ok.us/
The senior housing facility is located on North Choctaw in Dewey, Oklahoma. A map and driving directions are presented, along with an overview of the facility and its services. - Forrest Manor Nursing Home
http://www.forrestmanornursingcenter.com/
The recreated Old West town features a saloon, post office, general store, jail, school house, chapel, doctor's office, stables and other attractions. Its highlights, and directions to the facility in Dewey, Oklahoma are offered, including hours and prices. - Prairie Song Indian Territory
http://www.prairiesong.net/
Born in Mix Run, Pennsylvania, Tom Mix came to Dewey, Oklahoma in 1909, where he served briefly as town marshal before becoming a movie actor, for which he achieved fame. The museum highlighting his life is located in Dewey, Oklahoma. - Tom Mix Museum
http://www.tommixmuseum.com/