CHEROKEE MAIN STREET PROGRAM

CHEROKEE, OK

The Cherokee Main Street Program is a community-driven initiative in Cherokee, Oklahoma that seeks to revitalize and promote the town's historic downtown district. The program is part of the National Main Street Center, which provides guidance and resources to communities across the United States that are working to preserve and enhance their downtown areas.

The Cherokee Main Street Program focuses on four key areas: design, promotion, economic restructuring, and organization. This involves a range of activities, such as beautifying public spaces, promoting local businesses, attracting new businesses to the area, and fostering partnerships between community members and local government.

One of the program's main goals is to create a vibrant and attractive downtown district that draws visitors and residents alike. To achieve this, the program has implemented a range of initiatives, including hosting community events, developing marketing materials, and providing support to local businesses.

Since its inception, the Cherokee Main Street Program has had a positive impact on the community. It has helped to preserve and enhance the town's historic character, stimulate economic growth, and promote a sense of community pride and involvement.

CHEROKEE MAIN STREET PROGRAM is a Historical Societies, Historic Preservation in CHEROKEE OK. US MID #8404000493

The museum is classed as HSC (Historical Societies, Historic Preservation). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Mount Plains (Colorado, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming).

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CHEROKEE MAIN STREET PROGRAM
121 EAST MAIN STREET
CHEROKEE
OK
73728-0039

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