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Discover the best places to visit across Oklahoma and the surrounding region.
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Natural Falls State Park
A stunning 77-foot waterfall hidden in a lush Ozark canyon in northeast Oklahoma, one of the state's most beautiful natural settings.
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Myriad Botanical Gardens
A 15-acre urban oasis in downtown Oklahoma City featuring a stunning tropical conservatory, seasonal gardens, a lake, and year-round events.
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Oklahoma City National Memorial
A powerful and moving tribute to the 168 lives lost in the 1995 Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing — one of America's most impactful memorials.
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Oklahoma City Zoo
A 119-acre world-class zoo in Oklahoma City's Adventure District — home to over 1,500 animals across immersive habitats and a beloved elephant herd.
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Science Museum Oklahoma
One of the nation's premier hands-on science museums — 8 acres of interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and a giant dome theater in Oklahoma City.
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Blue Whale of Catoosa
A beloved Route 66 landmark — a smiling blue concrete whale sitting in a spring-fed pond, welcoming road trippers since 1972.
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Hunter's Home
Oklahoma's only remaining antebellum plantation mansion — the 1845 Greek Revival home of George Murrell and his Cherokee wife Minerva Ross, a National Historic Landmark in Park Hill.
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Fort Gibson Historic Site
The oldest Army post in Oklahoma, established in 1824 — a key frontier military installation that played a central role in Indian Removal, the Trail of Tears, and the Civil War.
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First Americans Museum
A stunning 175,000-square-foot museum in Oklahoma City telling the stories of the 39 tribal nations that call Oklahoma home — one of the most important cultural institutions in the state.
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Sequoyah State Park
A sprawling Green Country park on Fort Gibson Lake featuring a golf course, nature center, marina, and miles of hiking and equestrian trails.
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Pops on Route 66
An iconic Route 66 roadside attraction featuring a 66-foot illuminated soda bottle and over 700 varieties of craft soda.
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Turner Falls Park
Oklahoma's tallest waterfall cascading 77 feet into a natural swimming pool, surrounded by the Arbuckle Mountains. A must-visit for outdoor lovers.
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Broken Bow Lake & Beavers Bend
Crystal-clear mountain lake and pristine state park in southeastern Oklahoma, perfect for kayaking, fishing, hiking, and cabin getaways.
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Medicine Park
Oklahoma's original resort town, a charming cobblestone village nestled at the foot of the Wichita Mountains with swimming holes, shops, and mountain views.
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Mount Scott
A drive-up granite summit with sweeping Wichita Mountains views.
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Guthrie Scottish Rite Temple
A monumental classical building whose scale is startling for a small city.
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Holy City of the Wichitas
A stone Biblical village tucked into the Wichita Mountains.
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Hugo Circus City Heritage
A small town with a long role as a winter home for traveling circuses.
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Jim Thorpe Home
The former home of legendary athlete Jim Thorpe.
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Kenton Caves Archaeological Area
Dry rock shelters famous for unusually preserved ancient materials.
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Keystone Ancient Forest
A preserve protecting ancient cross-timbers forest and centuries-old post oaks.
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Langston Historic Town
A historic Black town and home of Oklahoma's only historically Black university.
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Lucille's Historic Highway Gas Station
A preserved Route 66 station linked to Lucille Hamons, the Mother of the Mother Road.
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Marland Mansion
An enormous estate built by oilman and governor E.W. Marland.
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Middle Boggy Battlefield
A little-known Civil War battlefield from the 1864 fighting in Indian Territory.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery Showmen's Rest
A cemetery section where circus performers are buried beneath show-themed monuments.
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Greenwood Rising
An immersive museum interpreting Greenwood and the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
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Mountain Fork River Rapids
Cold clear releases create riffles and rapids through southeastern forest.
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Nellie Johnstone No. 1 Oil Well Site
The site commemorating Oklahoma's first commercially productive oil well.
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Oklahoma State Penitentiary History
Prison history involving executions, riots, escapes and the famous prison rodeo.
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101 Ranch Historic Site
The landscape of the Miller Brothers' legendary 101 Ranch and Wild West show.
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Bricktown
Oklahoma City's premier entertainment district — red-brick warehouses turned into restaurants, bars, shops, and a canal with water taxis.
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Black Mesa Summit Trail
A long hike to Oklahoma's highest point.
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Boley Historic District
One of America's best-known surviving All-Black towns.
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Boise City Bombing Memorial
A memorial to the 1943 accidental bombing of Boise City by U.S. aircraft.
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Blue River Public Fishing and Hunting Area
A remarkably clear river with riffles, small falls and limestone ledges.
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Black Wall Street Historic District
The surviving and commemorated Greenwood corridor of historic Black Wall Street.
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Doaksville Historic Townsite
Forested remains of a once-important Choctaw Nation political and commercial center.
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Cave House
An eccentric Tulsa landmark wrapped in bootlegging-era stories.
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Center of the Universe
A downtown acoustic anomaly where sound behaves strangely at one spot.
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Charon's Garden Wilderness
A rugged boulder-and-granite wilderness popular with hikers and climbers.
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Chickasaw White House
The historic home of Chickasaw Governor Douglas H. Johnston.
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Choctaw Nation Labor Day Festival
The annual gathering grounds for a major Choctaw Nation cultural event.
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Cimarron Heritage Center
A deep regional museum covering Dust Bowl, ranching, archaeology and dinosaurs.
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Collings Castle
A rustic 1930s stone castle above the Turner Falls area.
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Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center
A museum presenting Comanche history and culture from the tribal perspective.
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Creek Council House Museum
The historic seat of Muscogee Nation government in Indian Territory.
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Cushing Oil Tank Farm Viewpoints
Public-road views of one of the world's best-known crude-oil storage hubs.
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Camp Nichols Historic Site
Remote stone ruins of an 1865 post protecting Santa Fe Trail travelers.
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Ed Galloway's Totem Pole Park
A roadside folk-art environment dominated by a giant hand-built concrete totem pole.
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Fairfax Historic District
A small town central to Osage oil wealth and the Reign of Terror.
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First State Capitol District
The setting for Oklahoma's first capital and the disputed move to Oklahoma City.
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Fort Reno Historic Site
A frontier post with cavalry, remount-station and World War II POW history.
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Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum
An active Army post containing frontier buildings and major Native-history sites.
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Fort Washita Historic Site
A substantial 1840s frontier fort with removal, military and Civil War history.
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Geronimo Grave
The burial place of Apache leader Geronimo.
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Glover River
One of Oklahoma's least-developed scenic rivers.
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Grayhorse Indian Village Cemetery
A significant Osage cemetery associated with families affected by the Reign of Terror.
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Great Salt Plains Crystal Digging Area
A seasonal area where visitors can dig distinctive hourglass selenite crystals.
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Lake Texoma State Park
One of the largest reservoirs in the U.S. straddling the Oklahoma-Texas border, famous for striped bass fishing and water sports.
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Foss State Park
A vast prairie reservoir offering excellent fishing, hunting, and miles of shoreline camping in western Oklahoma.
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Gloss Mountain State Park
Stunning red-and-white selenite mesas rising dramatically from the plains, with a challenging trail to Cathedral Mountain's panoramic summit.
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Grand Lake State Park
Oklahoma's premier lake destination spanning seven distinct areas around Grand Lake — Bernice, Cherokee, Disney, Honey Creek, Little Blue, Spavinaw, and Twin Bridges.
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Great Plains State Park
A quiet park on Lake Altus-Lugert with dramatic Wichita Mountain views, swimming, fishing, and access to nearby Quartz Mountain.
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Greenleaf State Park
One of Oklahoma's original seven state parks, a lush Green Country gem with a CCC-built lodge, natural swimming pool, and family-friendly trails.
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Heavener Runestone Park
A mysterious 12-foot tall stone slab bearing ancient runic carvings, set in a scenic Ouachita Mountain valley.
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Hugo Lake State Park
A peaceful lake park in southeast Oklahoma popular for fishing, waterfowl hunting, and quiet camping away from crowds.
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Keystone State Park
A convenient Tulsa-area lake park on Keystone Lake offering fishing, boating, and sandy swimming beaches just minutes from the city.
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Lake Eucha State Park
A pristine, quiet lake in the Ozark foothills known for clear water, excellent trout fishing, and peaceful camping.
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Lake Eufaula State Park
Oklahoma's largest reservoir at over 102,000 acres, offering world-class fishing, boating, and scenic lake views in Green Country.
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Lake Murray State Park
Oklahoma's oldest and largest state park, a 12,496-acre paradise with clear spring water, scenic trails, Tucker Tower, and an 18-hole golf course.
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Fort Cobb State Park
A relaxing lakefront park on Fort Cobb Lake with a golf course, swimming beach, and excellent crappie fishing in western Oklahoma.
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Lake Thunderbird State Park
A convenient Norman-area park with 86 miles of shoreline, swimming beaches, hiking and biking trails, and a nature center.
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Lake Wister State Park
A scenic Ouachita Mountain lake park offering excellent fishing, bird watching, and fall foliage in southeast Oklahoma.
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Little Sahara State Park
Over 1,600 acres of towering sand dunes in northwest Oklahoma, a premier destination for ATV and dirt bike riding.
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McGee Creek State Park
A rugged, remote park in the Ouachita Mountains with a scenic lake, backcountry hiking trails, and some of Oklahoma's best rock climbing.
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Osage Hills State Park
A beautiful CCC-era park in the rolling Osage Hills with stone cabins, Sand Creek swimming, and quiet hiking trails.
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Pine Creek State Park
A quiet, forested park on Pine Creek Lake in southeast Oklahoma, known for excellent bass fishing and peaceful camping.
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Quartz Mountain State Park
A dramatic granite mountain park beside Lake Altus-Lugert, home to the Arts & Conference Center and offering hiking, skiing, and lake recreation.
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Raymond Gary State Park
A small, quiet park on Lake Raymond Gary in southeast Oklahoma, ideal for fishing, camping, and a peaceful getaway.
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Robbers Cave State Park
A legendary hideout for outlaws Jesse James and Belle Starr, featuring hidden caves, scenic hiking trails, and stunning fall foliage in the San Bois Mountains.
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Roman Nose State Park
A historic canyon park built by the CCC, featuring a stunning golf course, natural springs, lake, and dramatic gypsum cliffs in western Oklahoma.
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Salt Plains State Park
An otherworldly salt flat where visitors can dig for unique hourglass selenite crystals found nowhere else in the world.
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Cherokee National History Museum
A world-class museum in downtown Tahlequah telling the Cherokee story from origins through forced removal to modern nationhood.
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Honey Springs Battlefield
The largest Civil War battle fought in Indian Territory — a turning point where Union forces including Native American and Black soldiers defeated the Confederacy on July 17, 1863.
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Cabin Creek Battlefield
The site of two significant Civil War cavalry battles (1863 and 1864) along the Texas Road supply route in northeast Oklahoma.
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Tenkiller State Park
A spectacular clear-water lake park with towering limestone cliffs, excellent scuba diving, and bluff-top cabins overlooking Lake Tenkiller.
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Atoka Civil War Cemetery
Oklahoma's only Confederate Civil War cemetery — the burial site of soldiers who died during Civil War campaigns in Indian Territory.
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Fort Towson Historic Site
A frontier Army post established in 1824 to protect the Choctaw Nation — notably the site where the last Confederate general surrendered in June 1865.
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Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center
A world-class museum in Perry telling the story of the 1893 Cherokee Outlet Land Run — the largest land run in history — and the settlement of northwest Oklahoma.
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Coleman Theatre
A spectacularly preserved 1929 Spanish Mission-style vaudeville palace on Route 66 in Miami — one of the most ornate historic theaters in the Midwest.
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Oklahoma Route 66 Museum
The official Oklahoma Route 66 Museum in Clinton — a decade-by-decade journey through America's Mother Road with immersive period rooms and classic cars.
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National Route 66 Museum
A comprehensive museum in Elk City covering the entire 2,400-mile stretch of Route 66 — part of the larger Old Town Museum Complex with recreated historic buildings.
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Will Rogers Memorial Museum
A hilltop museum in Claremore honoring Will Rogers — Oklahoma's beloved Cherokee cowboy humorist, actor, and philosopher who became one of America's most famous celebrities in the 1920s and 30s.
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Spiro Mounds Archaeological Center
Oklahoma's only archaeological site open to the public — a pre-Columbian Caddoan Mississippian culture ceremonial center with 12 earthen mounds and a museum of extraordinary artifacts.
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Twin Bridges State Park
A small but popular fishing park at the confluence of the Neosho River and Spring River in far northeast Oklahoma.
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Sequoyah's Cabin Museum
The 1829 log cabin home of Sequoyah, the Cherokee genius who created the Cherokee syllabary — the only person in history to develop a writing system for a tribe without prior written language.
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Choctaw Capitol Museum
The 1884 Choctaw Nation Capitol in Tuskahoma, built of native red granite — a museum of Choctaw history, law, and governance.
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Talimena State Park
The eastern gateway to the Talimena Scenic Drive, offering access to the Winding Stair Mountain trails and stunning Ouachita Mountain vistas.
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Alabaster Caverns State Park
The world's largest natural gypsum cave open to the public, featuring rare alabaster and selenite formations and guided cave tours.
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A scenic lakeside park on Lake Eufaula offering fishing, boating, camping, and an 18-hole golf course.
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Black Mesa State Park & Nature Preserve
Oklahoma's highest point at 4,973 feet, featuring dramatic volcanic mesas, dinosaur tracks, and rare High Plains wildlife in the far western panhandle.
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Boiling Springs State Park
A historic CCC-era park featuring natural springs, a swimming pool, bison herd, and shady camping in northwest Oklahoma.
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Cherokee Landing State Park
A quiet, wooded park on Grand Lake with excellent fishing, camping, and lake access in northeast Oklahoma.
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Clayton Lake State Park
A serene mountain lake park in the Ouachita National Forest offering fishing, camping, and Sipsey Fork River access in southeast Oklahoma.
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Crowder Lake University Park
A unique educational park on a small lake managed by Southeastern Oklahoma State University, offering kayaking, fishing, and a ropes course.
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Fred Drummond Home
A historic home reflecting trading and ranching life in Osage County.
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American Banjo Museum
A specialized national museum tracing the banjo across American music.
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Antelope Springs
A scenic spring in the wooded Chickasaw National Recreation Area.
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Bank of the Chickasaw Nation Building
A historic building tied to Chickasaw commerce and government.
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Beckham County Courthouse
A grand early courthouse familiar to Route 66 travelers.
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Buffalo Springs
A historic spring and short trail with resort-era context.
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Cherokee Strip Museum and Rose Hill School
A museum and one-room school interpreting the Cherokee Outlet opening.
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Chisholm Trail Ruts and Markers
Landscape and markers connected with the Chisholm Trail.
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Dewey Hotel Museum
A restored territorial-era hotel tied to early cattle-country travel.
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Drumright Historical Museum
A museum interpreting the Cushing-Drumright oil boom.
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Town of Erick, Music and Roger Miller History
A tiny town with outsized connections to songwriter Roger Miller.
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Five Civilized Tribes Museum
A museum in the historic Union Indian Agency building.
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Fort Davis Historic Marker
Marker-area history connected with Confederate Fort Davis.
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Frank Phillips Home
The preserved town home of Phillips Petroleum cofounder Frank Phillips.
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Oklahoma National Guard Museum
A free museum interpreting Oklahoma's 45th Infantry Division.
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Gene Autry Historic Town
A tiny Oklahoma town permanently linked to a movie cowboy.
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Gold Dome Building
A distinctive geodesic-dome landmark from Oklahoma City's mid-century boom.
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Haileyville Mining History
A surviving mining town in southeastern Oklahoma coal country.
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Harn Homestead
A preserved territorial-era homestead near the state capitol.
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A museum of Henryetta's coal, glass, railroad and territorial history.
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Historic 11th Street Arkansas River Bridge
A historic Route 66-era Arkansas River crossing central to Tulsa's highway story.
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Ingersoll Ghost Town Site
The remains of a once-lively northwestern Oklahoma boomtown.
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Krebs Mining Memorial
A memorial humanizing the dangerous coal industry that built the region.
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Little River National Wildlife Refuge
A bottomland hardwood refuge protecting wetlands and wildlife.
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Marland's Grand Home
The earlier home of oilman E.W. Marland.
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Milk Bottle Building
A tiny historic building crowned by an oversized milk bottle.
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Quanah Parker Star House
The historic star-painted home of Comanche leader Quanah Parker.
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Peter Conser Historic Home
Home of Choctaw lawman and political leader Peter Conser.
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Hornet Spooklight / Devil's Promenade
A mysterious light reported for generations along rural roads near the Oklahoma-Missouri line.
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Dead Women Crossing
A place-name northeast of Weatherford tied to the 1905 murder of Katie DeWitt James and later ghost stories.
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Cain's Ballroom
Tulsa's legendary dance hall.
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Tulsa Theater Haunted Lore
A 1914 performance hall with stories involving unexplained activity and the ghost of tenor Enrico Caruso.
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Constantine Theater
A historic Pawhuska theater.
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Fort Reno Ghost Tour & Lore
A frontier fort, remount station and former POW camp with decades of reported paranormal experiences.
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Overholser Mansion
An ornate early Oklahoma City mansion that has accumulated reports of unusual sounds and apparitions.
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Stone Lion Inn Ghost Lore
A historic Guthrie mansion and former funeral home famous for stories of a child spirit and other apparitions.
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Gilcrease Museum
Tulsa's major American West museum.
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A long-running Oklahoma City legend describes an elaborate underground tunnel system associated with an early Chinese community.
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No Man's Land Museum
A regional museum interpreting the distinctive history of the Panhandle.
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Oklahoma Territorial Museum
A museum covering territorial government, Land Runs and the road to statehood.
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Red Slough Wildlife Management Area
A wetland complex known for birds, alligators and swamp-like scenery.
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Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park
A narrow red-rock canyon cut below the surrounding plains.
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Rentiesville Historic District
A historic Black town known for community heritage and blues tradition.
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Round Barn of Arcadia
An iconic round wooden barn restored along old Route 66.
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Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum
A restored 1920s service station now packed with motorcycle history.
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Shamrock Ghost Town
A faded Creek County oil-boom town with surviving streets and structures.
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Skirvin Hotel
A grand historic hotel surrounded by ghost lore and celebrity stories.
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Southern Plains Indian Museum
A museum exhibiting arts and cultures of Southern Plains tribes.
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Three Sands Oil Field Historic Area
Landscape of one of northern Oklahoma's famous early oil booms.
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Wheelock Academy Historic Site
A historic Choctaw educational site tied to mission and boarding-school history.
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Cimarron Gypsum Hills Scenic Area
Red bluffs, mesas and gypsum formations across northwestern Oklahoma.
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McGee Creek Natural Scenic Recreation Area
A rugged less-developed wilderness adjoining McGee Creek.
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Narrows Trail
A rocky trail through a narrow granite canyon.
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Little Niagara Falls
A clear-water cascade in the Chickasaw National Recreation Area.
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Clearview Historic Town
One of Oklahoma's surviving historically Black towns.
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Cold Spring and Inscription Rock Historic District
A historic water source and inscription site on the Santa Fe Trail.
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Council Oak Park
A compact park commemorating the Locvpoka Creek ceremonial ground and Tulsa's beginnings.
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Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza
A Route 66 plaza honoring Cyrus Avery and Tulsa's role in creating the Mother Road.
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Dwight Mission Historic Site
A mission site deeply connected to Cherokee removal, education and resettlement.
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Fallis Historic Townsite
A tiny surviving community rooted in Oklahoma's historic Black-town movement.
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Fort Arbuckle Site
The near-vanished site of an important pre-Civil War frontier fort.
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Fort Coffee Historic Area
The site of an early U.S. post on the Arkansas River in Choctaw country.
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Fort Supply Historic Site
Camp Supply was established in late 1868 for the winter campaign against the Plains Indians in western Indian Territory.
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Gene Autry Museum
A museum in the tiny town renamed for singing-cowboy star Gene Autry.
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Jed Johnson Tower
A photogenic CCC stone observation tower beside Jed Johnson Lake.
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Jesse Chisholm Grave
The rural grave of trader and guide Jesse Chisholm.
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John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park
A memorial landscape connecting Black history, massacre memory and reconciliation.
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Chusto-Talasah Battlefield Area
A near-Tulsa battlefield also known as Caving Banks.
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A historic governmental center and council-house landscape.
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Optima Lake Ghost Reservoir
A federal reservoir project famous for holding far less water than expected.
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Osage Nation Museum
A museum presenting Osage art, culture and history from an Osage perspective.
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Parallel Forest
Precisely spaced cedar rows create an eerie geometric forest.
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Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum
The ranch home of Wild West showman Gordon Pawnee Bill Lillie.
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Picher Ghost Town
A largely abandoned mining city emptied by contamination, hazards and disaster.
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Price Tower
Frank Lloyd Wright's only realized skyscraper.
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Autograph Rock Historic District
Sandstone inscriptions left by travelers crossing the Oklahoma Panhandle.
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Battle of Ingalls Site
Site of the 1893 shootout between U.S. marshals and the Doolin-Dalton gang.
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Battle of Round Mountain Marker Area
Marker country tied to Opothleyahola's first 1861 Civil War battle.
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Belle Starr Grave
The rural grave of outlaw figure Belle Starr.
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Black Mesa Dinosaur Trackway
A remote trackway preserving dinosaur footprints in the Panhandle.
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A Greenwood church whose basement survived the 1921 massacre.
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Ribbon Road / Sidewalk Highway
A remarkably narrow early section of Route 66.
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Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge
A stark salt-flat and wetland landscape important to migratory birds.
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Selman Bat Cave Wildlife Management Area
A protected bat cave known for spectacular summer emergence events.
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Sod House Museum
A museum built around Oklahoma's only remaining original homesteader-built sod house.
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Splitlog Mission Church
A striking stone church built by Wyandot entrepreneur Mathias Splitlog.
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Stafford Air & Space Museum
A high-quality aerospace museum honoring astronaut Thomas Stafford.
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Stand Watie Grave
The burial place of Cherokee leader and Confederate Brigadier General Stand Watie.
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Texola Ghost Town
A near-abandoned Route 66 town on the Texas line with a famous tiny jail.
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A historic Black-owned filling station that served travelers during segregation.
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Travertine Creek
A clear spring-fed creek flowing through Sulphur.
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Tucker Tower
A castle-like stone tower overlooking Lake Murray.
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Tullahassee Historic Town
A historic community tied to Creek Nation, Freedmen and Black education history.
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Honobia Bigfoot Festival Area
The remote Honobia area has become closely identified with Oklahoma Bigfoot culture and storytelling.
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Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
Preserved landscape of the 1868 attack on Black Kettle's Cheyenne village.
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The site of Denoya, nicknamed Whizbang, one of the wild Osage boomtowns.
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Ancient granite mountains, bison, elk and rugged southwestern Oklahoma scenery.
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Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve
Frank Phillips' ranch combining oil wealth, western art and wildlife.
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99s Museum of Women Pilots
A museum devoted to the Ninety-Nines and women in aviation.
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Adamson Ghost Town
A nearly vanished coal-mining settlement in southeastern Oklahoma.
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A sweeping viewpoint over the Washita River valley and village site.
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Beer City Site
Farm country at the site of a notorious No Man's Land saloon settlement.
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Boggy Depot Historic Site
A vanished Chickasaw and Choctaw crossroads, stage stop and Civil War-era settlement.
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Boynton Historic Town
A small historic Black town with a story far larger than its current population.
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Burbank Oil Boom Town
A tiny community that once sat amid a spectacular Osage oil boom.
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Chustenahlah Battlefield Area
The area of the battle that drove Opothleyahola's followers toward Kansas.
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