Ardmore is a progressive, attractive city bustling with activity. Established in 1887 and named for its sister city in Pennsylvania, Ardmore is centrally located in Southern Oklahoma and offers something for everyone! The rich heritage and proud history of Ardmore has been artfully preserved and can be seen with a walk through the historic downtown area.

The Eliza Cruce Hall Doll Museum, located in the Ardmore Public Library, contains over 300 rare and antique dolls. Another point of interest is the Memorial Square, dedicated in 2001 as a monument to the history of Ardmore and its citizens. This Main Street community features classic shops, gifts, antiques and a variety of places to dine. From local mom and pop restaurants with a true down-home feel to gourmet cuisine, there is an establishment to meet your every desire.

The Greater Southwest Historical Museum depicts life in Ardmore as it was from earliest times to the turn of the century and finally to modern times. The museum also includes the Military Memorial Museum where visitors can view over 6000 square feet of military artifacts ranging from the Civil War to Desert Storm.

Ardmore offers a variety of recreational opportunities from Regional Park and its soccer & softball fields, three 18-hole golf courses, Hardy Murphy Coliseum and Oklahoma’s premier State Park – Lake Murray. For more information on Ardmore and the surrounding area visit www.ardmore.org, or call 1-888-223-7765.

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