Originally known as Hoyuby, in the Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, the community grew up around the railroad, and its post office was established in 1892. Because Hoyuby had various spellings, the post office was renamed Stuart, for Judge Charles Bingley Stuart, in 1896. Stuart is in Hughes County, Oklahoma.
Recommended Resources
AirNav: Stuart Mountain Airpark
A private airport in Stuart, Oklahoma is featured, including a map showing its location, a sectional chart, ownership information, location, operations and runway data.
http://www.airnav.com/airport/ol19/
Camp WOW is an independent Christian youth camp in Stuart, Oklahoma, hosting summer camp programs and Christian retreats. Directions, contact information, video, photographs, registration forms, and a schedule of events are featured.
http://www.campwow.com/
Operated by Leon and Vicki Adams, the horse ranch in Stuart, Oklahoma has a focus on show horses. An overview of the business and its services is featured, along with address and contact data.
http://www.laranchcattle.com/
Operating an elementary school and a high school, the public school administrative district is headquartered in Stuart, Oklahoma. Its campuses and programs are featured, along with a schedule of upcoming events and activities, a school calendar, and contacts.
http://www.stuart.k12.ok.us/
As part of Tim Lee Ministries, the annual Youth Alive program is hosted at Camp Wow in Stuart, Oklahoma. A program schedule, speaking introductions, overview of the activities, and online registration are included.
http://www.timlee-ya.org/
