OKLAHOMA HISTORY CENTER The Oklahoma History Center is a division of the Oklahoma Historical Society. The museum fulfills the Oklahoma Historical Society’s mission through the application of the highest standards of collections care, the presentation of diverse exhibits and multi-disciplinary educational programs. Located on eighteen acres across from the Oklahoma State Capitol, the Oklahoma History Center is a beautifully designed exploration of Oklahoma—past to present. Within our 215,000 square-foot learning center are five galleries and a Research Center.
Group Tour Rates: Group rate (10+) - $7 per person Hours of Operations: Thursday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Closed Sunday, New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Motorcoach Parking: Yes, but no electrical hook ups Special Group Offerings:
The “collection,” is the term used to describe all of the items that are collected and preserved that have some historical significance for the state of Oklahoma. Several items are circulated into and out of the various exhibits, periodically. However, there are some items that are so rare or so fragile that they are never put out on exhibit. As a special treat for our tour groups, a curator will pull several items out of the collection for a private showing. Some of these items will never be seen by the public. Another option is a living history performance. A number of staff and volunteers have gone to great lengths to replicate an individual from a particular era. This includes period dress, personal history and history of that time period. When these living historians are “in character,” you will have a definite time machine experience. Restaurant On-Site: N/A Website: Okhistory.org Contact: Carrie Fox Phone: 405.522.0791 E-Mail: cfox@okhistory.org
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