Fred Drummond Home

The Fred Drummond Home in Hominy preserves the story of one of Osage County's prominent early ranching and merchant families. Fred Drummond, a Scottish immigrant, built a successful business and ranching operation after settling in the region, and his family's later influence became deeply connected with the development of northeastern Oklahoma. The house reflects both prosperity and the practical realities of life in a small but growing Oklahoma community. Period furnishings, family possessions and architectural details provide a close look at domestic life during the early twentieth century. The site also helps explain how merchants and ranchers could build substantial wealth in the Osage country during a period of enormous economic change. The Drummond family name remains familiar in Oklahoma, but the historic home focuses on an earlier generation and a different stage of the family's story. Its location in Hominy also provides useful context for exploring Osage County beyond the better-known oil history of Pawhuska and Fairfax. Visitors interested in historic homes will find a site where family history, local commerce and ranching culture are preserved together.