Greater Southwest Historical Museum
Ardmore, OK
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Ardmore, OK
The Greater Southwest Historical Museum features exhibits and programming highlighting the history and culture of south central Oklahoma. It focuses on the social, cultural, and economic history of the region, with an emphasis on Ardmore and Carter County. One notable exhibit, Tools of Our Land, preserves and teaches about the area's agricultural past.
Ponca City, OK
The Conoco Museum, completed in May 2007, features exhibits that depict the growth of Conoco from its early days as a kerosene distributor and during the wildcat days of the Cherokee Outlet, to an international energy empire. It celebrates the company's success and highlights the stories of the thousands of employees who built it.
Oklahoma City, OK
The Oklahoma Railway Museum in Oklahoma City offers an educational experience of railroads and how they shaped the nation. Visitors can see steam engines and ride historic trains, experiencing history in motion. The museum also hosts special events and group bookings. An independent vendor offers rail bike tours through neighborhoods and Lincoln Park Golf Course from the museum.
Ponca City, OK
Marland's Grand Home is a museum in Ponca City, Oklahoma. It was the residence of Ernest Whitworth Marland, who founded Marland Oil Company and later served as a U.S. Congressman and Oklahoma's 10th Governor. Marland and his wife, Mary Virginia Collins, moved into the newly built home in 1916 with their adopted children. The museum shares the history of the Marland family and E.W. Marland's significant contributions to the oil business and politics.
Tishomingo, OK
The Chickasaw Capitol Building, constructed in 1898, once served as the seat of the Chickasaw government until Oklahoma statehood. Today, this historic building operates as a museum. It stands as a reminder of the Chickasaw people's fight for tribal identity and independence, and is open to the public.
Lawton, OK
The Historic Mattie Beal Home is a 14-room, 2-story residence built between 1907 and 1910 by Charles Warren and Mattie Beal Payne. Originally designed in Neoclassical Greek Revival style, it was renovated in 1923 to its current Art Deco style. The Lawton Heritage Association acquired the home in 1974, saving it from demolition, and later sponsored a renovation from 2003 to 2005.
Catoosa, OK
Cherokee Hills Golf Club features eighteen holes that challenge and welcome golfers of all skill levels in Oklahoma's rolling green landscape. Located near Tulsa and adjacent to Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, the premier course is designed to accommodate players from beginners to experienced golfers seeking a high-quality golfing experience.
Perry, OK
The Cherokee Strip Historical Society, in partnership with the Oklahoma Historical Society, operates a museum dedicated to preserving Cherokee Strip heritage. Exhibitions explore the land run, settlement history, and Native American traditions through artifacts, photographs, and educational programs, with the Rose Hill School serving as a companion historic site.
Pawhuska, OK
The Ben Johnson Cowboy Museum in historic downtown Pawhuska celebrates the heritage and culture of the American West through exhibits and collections. The museum features fine art, bronzes, and memorabilia dedicated to the cowboy tradition.
Ardmore, OK Area
Offers advanced aesthetic and wellness solutions, including HydraFacial, Morpheus8®, Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy, and IV Therapy, focused on enhancing beauty and health.
Photo by Wolfgang SauberTulsa, OK
Philbrook Art & Gardens combines an art museum with landscape gardens in Tulsa. The institution showcases exhibitions featuring contemporary and diverse artistic work while offering visitors a community gathering space for art appreciation and exploration.
Medicine Park, OK
Interactive fun for all ages. Explore fish, mammals, birds, reptiles and more. Over 90 native and non-native exhibits on site plus a six-acre botanical garden.
Marietta, OK
The Love County Military Museum Inc is a non-profit organization situated in Marietta, Oklahoma. It was established in 2005 to honor the brave men and women who served in the military and to preserve their memories for future generations. The museum showcases a vast collection of military artifac...
Photo by Jphill19Lawton, OK
The Museum of the Great Plains in Lawton, OK, explores the human history of the Great Plains. Visitors can investigate the past, present, and future through interactive exhibits and self-directed activities. The museum features a 1979 Wichita Falls and Lawton Tornado Simulator and outdoor accessible areas like the Elgin Train Depot, Blue Beaver Schoolhouse, and Trading Post.
Ardmore, OK Area
Provides premium boat rentals, including pontoons and fishing boats, as well as kayak rentals for exploring Lake Murray.
Photo by Larry D. MooreSulphur, OK
The Chickasaw Cultural Center serves as the cultural home of the Chickasaw people in Sulphur, Oklahoma. Visitors can explore the Chikasha Poya Exhibit Center to learn about Chickasaw history, immerse themselves in the Chikasha Inchokka' Traditional Village, and wander the gardens. The center also features fine art, a gift shop, and a new exhibit on the history of Platt National Park.
Lindsay, OK
See the historical Murray-Lindsay Mansion and the Pikes Peak School in Lindsay.
Tahlequah, OK
The Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum, built in 1844, housed the Cherokee National Supreme Court. As Oklahoma's oldest government building, it also hosted the original printing press for the Cherokee Advocate, the state's first newspaper. Visitors can explore three exhibit areas detailing the Cherokee National Judicial System, the Cherokee Advocate and Phoenix newspapers, and the Cherokee language. The museum features historical items such as photos, stories, objects, and furniture.
Ardmore, OK Area
A wellness spa providing cryotherapy, infrared sauna, and compression therapy services aimed at recovery and pain management.
Oklahoma City, OK
Hidden Trails Country Club is a private, locally-owned facility in Oklahoma City. It features an 18-hole golf course with a par of 72 and 7,000 yards. Visitors can also enjoy indoor and outdoor tennis and pickleball, swimming with poolside service, a grill, and a full-service restaurant and bar.
Photo by Smo okOklahoma City, OK
Science Museum Oklahoma is the state’s only hands-on science museum. Get ticket information, learn about exhibits and explore memberships.
Sand Springs, OK
The Sand Springs Cultural and Historical Museum is located in the historic Page Memorial Library Building, an art deco structure built in 1929 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. It preserves the building and promotes cultural heritage and arts, connecting the local area's past, present, and future. Visitors can explore permanent exhibits on Charles Page, the Children's Home, Widows Colony, Early Industry, Traveling Exhibits, and an Art Gallery.
Muskogee, OK Area
Muskogee, OK, has partnered with Rent.Fun to offer a self-service kayak rental program at Honor Heights Park, providing kayaks with paddles and life jackets for hourly rentals.
Medicine Park, OK Area
Cool Waves Rentals offers jet ski, kayak, and canoe rentals on Lake Lawtonka, explicitly serving Comanche County, which includes Medicine Park. They provide fun water adventures with stunning views of the Wichita Mountains and Mount Scott.