Places

The labyrinth, 45 feet in diameter, is a seven-circuit dual path beginning at the iron pausing stone cast by Tonkawa Foundry and leading to a heart-shaped goal. The golden limestone crossover crowning the goal features river flint from the historic Yellow…Learn More

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The Heritage Center & Ditch Witch Museum in Perry showcases the history of Ditch Witch equipment from invention to present. The building housing this museum was constructed shortly after the 1893 Land Run and is the original location of the Charles…Learn More

Main Street of Perry exists to improve the quality of life in the City of Perry by strengthening the downtown area as the center of the community using the comprehensive approach of design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion.

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On the grounds of the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center complex is beautiful Humphrey Heritage Village, a living history village featuring four historically significant buildings. Located in the village is a Land Office from the 1893 land run,…Learn More

Village Inn is a charming turn-of-the-century style bed and breakfast. Stylishly remodeled into one of the premier romantic getaways in northwest Oklahoma. The lodge makes you feel like you are in another place! They have a wedding chapel, event center…Learn More

Indian trading post offering beaded crafts, Indian art, and Native America music. Since 1964, Indian Records, Inc. has constantly raised the bar for traditional Native American Peyote and Pow Wow recordings. Because of the quality we produce, we receive…Learn More

The statue of Jesse Chisholm sitting atop his horse and holding a peace pipe represents the relationship he had with the different Indian Tribes across the plains.  The statue was sculpted by local artist, John Gooden.

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Sculpting since 1980, Jim has completed many private and public commissions all over the country. In addition, many limited edition pieces of varied subject matter are in private and public collections. The majority of his work is cast in bronze using…Learn More

The Kanza Museum of the Kaw Nation features a  variety of Native American Exhibits, artifacts, photography and a permanent paleontoloty exhibit. There is a gift shop on site. The Kanza Museum and Education Resource Center is to serve the tribal…Learn More

Kaw Lake is Nature’s Playground.  Camping or picnicking…fishing or skiing….hunting or hiking….if it’s outdoors you can enjoy it at Kaw Lake in north-central Oklahoma. A Corps of Engineers lake, Kaw Lake has 17,000…Learn More

The Kingfisher Municipal Golf Course is considered by both beginner and advanced golfer to be one of the best golf courses in the area. With it’s beautifully maintained greens, top notch facilities, and proximity to downtown Kingfisher (less than…Learn More

This is a large city park with numerous activities going on throughout the year.