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Immerse yourself in the lives of Oklahomans like Wiley Post, Reba McEntire and Shannon Miller, and learn how their Oklahoma heritage attributed to their accomplishments. Oklahomans past and present, famous and not-so-famous, paint a picture of the state’s history in their portrayal of the five characteristics of an Oklahoman – perseverance, pioneer spirit, optimism, generosity and individualism.
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Meet the two larger-than-life men who made the dream of the Oklahoma Heritage Center a reality. Explore the fascinating timelines of their lives and gain insight into how they achieved success.
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Play Oklahoma trivia by guessing whom each of the busts represents when presented with clues about their lives. Join this cast of accomplished individuals by taking a picture of your own head atop a pedestal.
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Become a part of Oklahoma’s history by sharing stories about your own heritage. One at a time or in small groups, visitors enter a glassed-in booth where a touch-screen and video prompter encourage them to share memories or experiences that have contributed to their own heritage. Visitors can e-mail themselves a copy of their recording as a memento of their visit to the Museum.
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Connect with everyday Oklahomans from across the state. This diverse group of individuals is proof that everyone in the state truly has the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the Oklahoma’s heritage.
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Learn what it takes to be presented the state’s highest honor, induction into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Meet the newest class of inductees and search the database of the 621 inductees dating back to 1928.
Click here to take our Oklahoma Hall of Fame Quiz and test your knowledge on Oklahoma history!
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Learn about the building’s history, from being built in 1927 to being refurbished and renovated from 2003 to 2007. Also tour the office of Mid-Continent Life Insurance president just as it was in the 1920s.
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Take a relaxing stroll in the breathtaking Edith Kinney Gaylord Garden. Two 40-foot cascading walls of water frame bright-hued flowers and greenery. To get information about use of the garden for your next special event, click here. |
Click here to download a coupon good for $2 off admission.