Hammon, Oklahoma is located mostly in Roger Mills County, while a portion of the incorporated town extends into Custer County. The area just north of the town site belonged to Chief White Shield, and many Cheyenne lived there in what was known as Old Camp. Other settlers moved into the area in 1892. Originally, the town was entirely within Custer County, but when the railroad laid its track in 1910, most of the community moved west into Roger Mills County. Hammon was incorporated in 1910.
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Organized around 1912, the congregation meets at its facilities on 9th and Sisson Street in Hammon, Oklahoma. Its history, membership policies, a weekly bulletin and event calendar are published, along with audio lessons, printed materials, and streaming video.
http://www.hammonchurchofchrist.com/
The congregation meets at its facilities on Shockey Street in Hammon, Oklahoma. Its ministries and programs are highlighted, along with a statement of beliefs, schedules, announcements, photographs, and prayer requests.
http://www.fbchammon.com/
The K-12 public school administrative district is headquartered in Hammon, Oklahoma. Grade specific classroom information is presented, along with its elementary, junior high and high school faculty, library facilities, and a student handbook.
http://www.hammon.k12.ok.us/
