You’ll meet an array of historical figures and be inspired by the character traits that made them great leaders when you visit the Smithsonian-quality Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center that tells the history and development of the Cherokee Outlet. Discover what it was like to be in the saddle…

Welcome to Shattuck Windmill Museum & Park.  When you visit us here in northwest Oklahoma you will find 51 vintage windmills and one wind generator on a 4 acre site at the junction of Highways 283 and 15. Because so many settlers in this area could find no trees for lumber, many lived…

The Sod House Museum seeks to preserve Oklahoma's only remaining sod house and interpret the early-day lifestyles of a pioneer, from the establishment of the Cherokee Outlet in 1893 to 1920. The museum encloses the original sod house which is the key exhibit. Visitors can enjoy the experience of walking…

Thomas Benton Ferguson was born in 1857 near Des Moines, Iowa. Although he was trained as a teacher and Methodist minister, Ferguson began writing occasional articles for a local newspaper and developed an interest in journalism. After the 1892 land run, Ferguson brought his family to Watonga, Oklahoma…

An 80-percent replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. was dedicated on Veterans Day, 2013. It was declared Oklahoma’s Official Vietnam War Memorial in a proclamation signed by Gov. Mary Fallin. The memorial is accessible to the public free of charge from 7 am until 9 pm…

Woodward’s new state of the art Conference Center delivers a big city atmosphere in a small, friendly community. Visitors to the Conference Center will be greeted at the door with a smile and a friendly “hello.” The new facility features over 29,000 square feet, accommodating approximately…