Yukon Czech Hall (Bohemian Hall)

Canadian County · 205 North Czech Hall Road in Yukon

Bohemian Hall was established in 1899 by early Czech settlers. The original structure was replaced by the present building in 1925. Bohemian Hall is the focal point of Czech social and musical functions in Oklahoma, including traditional weddings, reunions, and family gatherings. Czech plays were performed until 1940. Czech dances have been held on Saturday nights since 1925.

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