Hominy Osage Round House located in Hominy, Oklahoma was erected by the Osage Nation in 1919. This 16-sided white frame building is the only surviving round house in Osage County. The round house served as a focus for tribal activities and other special occasions.
The historical significance of the Hominy Osage Round House relates to its architectural and social function. The round design is an adaptation Plains tipi and is well adapted for dances and social gatherings. As the only remaining round house in the county, it stands as a symbol of tribal unity and tradition.
This photo and description of the Hominy Osage Round House are part of materials from its nomination form for the National Register of Historic Places.
