We live in lehigh, ok and read your article on it. You've got very good information, but it is incomplete. There were 7000 people living in Lehigh before the town hit hard times and the coal mines shut down. It was extremely large, but dried up after the depression. The two sites that Mr. Dodd visited were on the highway, but were not where the main street was.
Main street is about five blocks west of the old gas station and post office.
Main street still exists, but a lot of the old buildings are gone. Directly east of the bank is a house that was used as a boarding house during the mining days and is still standing as is a few of the older homes directly adjacent. I went to do some metal detecting and found an 1916s barber dime. The cemetery has some old graves and shows some of what the town was like. Finally, all the information that I have given you came from my neighbors who have lived here all their lives and know the history well.