Black Kettle Museum The museum provides information on the Cheyenne and the Battle of the Washita as well as other local history items. Oklahoma.
Chouteau Memorial Museum The Chouteau Memorial Museum documents life in the 3-Rivers area, offering visitors a glimpse of life around a trading post. Exhibits include a partially recreated trading post and a flat boat. Visitors can view the wide variety of trade items, an A.P. Chouteau journal and Chouteau family items along with examples of Native American clothing. Salina, Oklahoma.
Gilcrease Museum Gilcrease Museum possesses one of the nation's finest and most comprehensive collections of American art, artifacts, and documents. Virtually every item in the more than 360,000 -piece collection relates to the discovery, expansion, and settlement of North America. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Museum of the Western Prairie The Museum of the Western Prairie examines the development of Southwest Oklahoma, the geographic area bounded by the North Fork of the Red River, the 100th Meridian and the Red River. The area, organized in 1873 as Greer County, Texas, forms the present Oklahoma Counties of Greer, Jackson, Harmon and a portion of Beckham. Altus, OK.
National Cowboy Hall of Fame Founded In 1965, the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center was originally conceived as a tribute to the men and women who helped establish the West as an integral part of America's cultural heritage. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
No Man’s Land Museum The No Man’s Land Historical Museum represents a center of culture which the citizens themselves have promoted and developed. The collection contains a variety of artifacts which reflect the unique position and land contained in this section of our state. Goodwell, Oklahoma.
Oklahoma - The Sunbelt Railroad Museum The various displays at the museum reflect the heritage of American railroading (particularly that of Northeast Oklahoma); there's also a library available for the use of members and the general public.
Oklahoma - Waynoka Depot Museum The history of Waynoka is unique and fascinating, beginning when the Santa Fe Railroad was built across northwest Oklahoma in 1886. Waynoka, then called Keystone, had the first post office in the Cherokee Outlet in its depot. The Outlet was opened for settlement in 1893 with the greatest land run in history. Because of the abundance of good water needed for the steam locomotives, the railroad expanded its operations at Waynoka until it had the largest rail yards in Oklahoma, and the largest ice plant in the United States. In 1910 the present depot and Harvey House were built. Harvey Houses were fine restaurants built along the Santa Fe line to feed rail passengers. Both the depot and Harvey House are on the National Register of Historic Places.
Oklahoma City Art Museum - Oklahoma Through exhibition and collection, the Oklahoma City Art Museum educates about art and through art, providing abundant opportunities for people of all backgrounds to explore the artistic values and traditions of the world's cultures.
Oklahoma State Capital Publishing Museum The museum is located in the historic State Capital Publishing Company building constructed in 1902. This building was the fourth home of the State Capital Company which was organized in 1889 just prior to the first Oklahoma Land Run. Located in downtown Guthrie, the structure was one of the first in Oklahoma to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Oklahoma State Museum of History Purpose: To preserve artifacts from Oklahoma's Heritage and History, and display them to educate the public about Oklahoma's history.
Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library The Oklahoma Territorial Museum through artifacts, photographs and paintings tells the story of the determined people who laid the foundation for the future state of Oklahoma. On the museum grounds stands the Carnegie Library where the first state governor was sworn in. Preserved by the Oklahoma Historical Society, this building, as well as the museum, serve as a visible link between Oklahoma’s turbulent territorial period and the present.
On the Chisholm Trail Statue and Museum The Museum's new displays will put you on the Chisholm Trail. From the economic forces stimulating the cattle industry after the Civil War, to the entrepreneurs and cattle barons who made it happen, and on to the cowboys, the native Americans, the cavalry, the cattle, and the terrain, the On The Chisholm Trail Statue and Museum tell the complete story of the famous Trail. Duncan, Oklahoma.
Philbrook Museum Philbrook is listed in the top 50 art museums in the United States, and is one of only five museums with a unique combination of a historical home, art collections and gardens. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Pioneer Woman Museum The museum preserves the legacy of women from all races, creeds and nationalities who have contributed to the development of Oklahoma.
Sheerar Museum The Sheerar Museum is a local history museum of Stillwater, Oklahoma. It's collections include items relevent to the area's history as well as an interesting button collection.
