We strolled around Dodge today and got to take some really neat photos to share with y'all. One thing we couldn't help but notice was this old building sitting along the river.

What may initially look like an old abandoned building to some actually has a pretty amazing history behind it. When you stop and look at the bigger picture, it's incredible to think about how far society and technology have come over the years and how different life looked for the townsfolk who called this area home more than a century ago.

So, we're about to take y'all all the way back to 1901. Think of it as time travel, but just without the DeLorean and the flux capacitor.

As we mentioned when we officially launched this series yesterday, we're starting close to home here in Caddo County. As the series continues, we'll see where the road takes us from there.

So today, we're traveling back in time to 1947 to take a look at one of Anadarko's most recognizable historic landmarks: the Redskin Theater.

Today, we're taking a trip back to the year of 1912 to talk about one of Anadarko's most iconic landmarks, the historic Rock Island Train Depot.

If you're from the Anadarko area, chances are you've probably driven by this old depot more times than you can count. So, we finally decided it was time to learn more about its story.