Roger Mills County Courthouse
Cheyenne, Oklahoma
 
 
     
 
 
 Completed - 1985
 Architect - Horack and Smith
Photos: Robert Deering 9/14/2021
 
 
1917 Courthouse
 
 
1899 Courthouse
COUNTY ORGANIZED:  1892 from Cheyenne-Arapaho Lands. Additional land was added in 1907 from the southern portion of Day County, Oklahoma Territory.

COUNTY NAMED FOR:  Roger Q. Mills, a U. S. Senator from Texas.

COUNTY SEAT NAMED FOR:  The Cheyenne Indians. The word means "people of alien speech."

COURTHOUSES: Three - 1899, 1917, and 1985. 

STANDING: One - 1985 Modern structure.
 
       
Painting and sculpture highlighting tragedy at "The Battle of The Washita." 
ADDRESS:  500 E Broadway, Cheyenne, Oklahoma