sample observations. Notable person Foy Vance, a popular Northern Irish singer-songwriter, spent his early childhood living in Kenton during the late 1970s. His father, Hugh Bailie Vance, was a traveling preacher in the evangelical Churches of Christ. Museum The town is home to the Kenton Museum, which is housed in a 1902 native rock former residence. The varied collection includes artifacts that helped settle No Man's Land, and other period photos and antiques. References External links Kenton information, photos and videos on TravelOK.com Official travel and tourism website for the State of Oklahoma Bat Cave Archaeological Site Red Ghost Cave Archaeological district Three Entrance Cave Archaeological district This Land "The Last of Kenton" Kenton Collection at Oklahoma State University Hoot Owl Guest Ranch Hitching Post Lodging & Ranch Black Mesa Bed & Breakfast Census-designated places in Cimarron County, Oklahoma Archaeological sites in Oklahoma Oklahoma Panhandle Populated places established in 1893 1893 establishments in Oklahoma Territory