Located in west-central Creek County, Depew, Oklahoma was originally part of the Creek Naton, in the Indian Territory. When the railroad came through in 1898, a settlement known as Hall developed near the future site of Depew, which was itself founded in 1901, and named for U.S. Senator Chauncy M. Depew.
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Operating an elementary school and combined middle/high school, the K-12 public school administrative district is headquartered in Depew, Oklahoma. Its campuses are profiled, with schedules and contacts, along with an overview of the district's academic, athletic and extracurricular programs.
http://www.depew.k12.ok.us/
The Flying C Bar Ranch & Cattle Company is a full service horse facility in Depew, Oklahoma, offering cutting horses for sale, training and lessons, as well as sponsoring NCHA cuttings at the ranch. Its location, animals, services, and other resources are discussed.
http://www.flyingcbarranch.com/
The family oriented, clothing optional, resort is situated on four hundred acres in Depew, Oklahoma. The facilities and sponsored activities are profiled, along with its policies and rules, fees, and location.
http://www.oaklaketrails.com/
Operated by Eddie and Mitzi Ralston, the facilities are located on South 449th W Avenue in Depew, Oklahoma. Directions are posted, along with fees, an introduction to the trainer, contact data, and other resources.
http://www.ralstontrainingcenter.com/
The annual run takes place on Oaklake Trails, a naturist park near Depew, Oklahoma. A map shows the location and features of the trail. Other resources include the results of the previous race, photographs, and contact data.
http://trailoftearsrun.weebly.com/
Independently operated, the site serves to promote commerce and tourism in the Depew area, offering a community history, profile, and events calalog, as well as a guide to local churches, organizations, restaurants, entertainment venues, and points of interest.
http://www.visitdepewok.com/
