Wewoka

Which means "Barking Waters," was named by the Seminoles after a small falls to the north of the town-site. The town was founded in 1866 and is the capital of the Seminole Nation as well as the County Seat of Seminole County. During the 1920's Wewoka became known nationwide to people shipping via the railroad. Wewoka had one of the largest switching stations and delayed freight was stamped with the message "Caught in the Wewoka Switch," thus the phrase became synonymous with being late, delayed, or missing.

Wewoka Offers Visitors:

» Sorghum Day Festival
» Seminole Nation Museum
» The Seminole Nation "Whipping Tree"
» Dr. Gil Morgan Golf Course
» Wewoka Lake

Contact Us:




Wewoka, Oklahoma 74884

www.wewoka.com

 

Contact Us

Wewoka Chamber of Commerce
101 West Parks Street
Wewoka, OK 74884
(405) 257-5485
wewokachamber@sbcglobal.net
www.wewoka.com

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