Historic neighborhoods in Edmond?

[RedDirt717]

Edmond....historical....um, no. It's classic suburbia with nothing spectacular to speak of.

The first house I moved to in Edmond was a house my dad rebuilt, that was built in 1902. The second the family rebuilt is right across from the edmond library and was built in the 20s.

Ever been to downtown Edmond? Passed Edmonds first schoolhouse that was built in 1889 on Second street?

I hate Edmond, but to say it isn't historic is foolish.

I live next to UCO by Old North now.

[hipsterdoofus]

The first house I moved to in Edmond was a house my dad rebuilt, that was built in 1902. The second the family rebuilt is right across from the edmond library and was built in the 20s.

Ever been to downtown Edmond? Passed Edmonds first schoolhouse that was built in 1889 on Second street?

I hate Edmond, but to say it isn't historic is foolish.

I live next to UCO by Old North now.

Not only Edmond's first schoolhouse but public schoolhouse in Oklahoma Territory. When you say Edmond isn't historical, perhaps in contrast to locations in other states, but I'd say as far as any location in the metro, it has plenty of history. I grew up sitting on the stone on my grandma's front yard that has a ring it it for tying up horses...haven't see that around anywhere else.

[soonerfan_in_okc]

Where is there a trailer park close to downtown Edmond?

bro you are arguing with the wrong person. If there was one person in Oklahoma city who I would go to with a question regarding the okc metro, it is steve.

[CuatrodeMayo]

Where is there a trailer park close to downtown Edmond?

Google Maps Check out the neighborhoods along Fretz.