- Charleston
The first post office was established June 18, 1901. It was named after Charels J. Eilerts on who’s homestead it was located and who was the first postmaster and merchant in the area. Some of its buildings were moved to the nearby communities of Buffalo and Selman; others remain. - Doby Springs
no data - Rosston
Post office closed Aug. 15, 2009 - Selman
no data
Ghost Towns For Harper County
Harper County
County Seat: Buffalo, Oklahoma
Named for a local pioneer resident, teacher, and clerk of the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention of 1906, Oscar Greene Harper from Missouri.
The parcel of Oklahoma land now called Harper County began with the Cherokee Outlet Opening in 1893; the county itself came from the northwest section of Woodward County in 1907.
List Historic Places for Harper County
