Hydro, Oklahoma is mostly in Caddo County, while a small portion of northern Hydro is in Blaine County. The town was founded in 1901 when the Wichita and Caddo Reservation was opened for settlement. The town was initially called Caddo but was changed to Hydro when its post office was established, named for the area's plentiful well water.
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Headquartered in Hydro, the financial institution has bank branches in both Hydro and Weatherford, Oklahoma. Its products and services, current rates, financial services, and online banking are featured, along with its locations and hours.
http://www.bankofhydro.com/
The congregation of the First Baptist Church of Hydro, Oklahoma meets at its facilities on South Arapaho Street. Its location, service times and contacts are presented, and its pastor is introduced.
http://fbchydro.org/
Hydro, Oklahoma Photos of Children 1906-20
The site features photos of children living in Hydro, Oklahoma during the years 1906 through 1920, including the 1918 graduating class of Hydro High School.
http://hydrooklahomachildren.wordpress.com/
Formerly known as Johnson Peanut Company, the Hydro, Oklahoma company is now operated by the granddaughters of one of its founders. Its history, products, gift packages and specials are featured, along with facts about peanuts.
http://www.nutopianuts.com/
Founded in 1907 and operated as a conventional farm until 2001, P Bar Farms now offers agitourism and one of the oldest corn mazes in Oklahoma. Its address is posted and its location is shown on a map, and its current corn maze is highlighted, along with information about field trips and parties.
http://www.pbarfarms.com/
Pleasant View Mennonite Church
The location and meeting schedules of the Mennonite congregation in Hydro, Oklahoma are posted, along with an overview of its worship services, ministries, and programs. Leadership contacts and a private area of the site for church members are included.
http://www.pvmcok.org/
