Minco City Hall

Minco, Oklahoma, located about 40 miles southwest of Oklahoma City, has a rich history as a bustling town from 1891 to 1894, serving as the end of the railroad and a hub for salesmen, cowboys, and travelers. Known for its lively atmosphere, it featured multiple hotels, livery stables, an opera house, and a notorious establishment dubbed the Bloody Bucket Hotel due to its violent reputation.

Originally part of the Chickasaw Nation and named after Chief Iwatumba Minco, the town has maintained a steady population over the decades, fostering a strong sense of community among its residents. Today, Minco continues to grow and cherishes its history, with numerous local events and a dedication to preserving its past through organizations like the Minco Historical Society.

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