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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
http://www.tommixmuseum.com/
