This was a nice little area off the main road thru Sallisaw. I grabbed the following info from Grok…read moreso I made sure I didn't miss anything. Lattimore Cabin: Built in 1835 by Samuel Lattimore, an early Cherokee settler, this hand-hewn log cabin is one of Oklahoma's oldest surviving structures. Originally two stories, it's now a single-story cabin with a defensive loophole window, reflecting its historical significance during the pre-Civil War era. * Faulkner Cabin: A mid-19th-century log cabin (circa 1840s), showcasing early settler life. * Old Sallisaw Train Depot: A restored depot highlighting Sallisaw's railroad history, a key factor in the town's development. * Trail of Tears Exhibit: A display dedicated to the forced removal of the Cherokee and other Native American tribes, providing historical context for the region. Give yourself 30-60 minutes to enjoy everything. It is really hot this time of year so take water and stay hydrated.

This is the football stadium for a high school close to our home. It is an excellent place to use…read morethe track and also watch a ball game. It has great amenities is clean and well maintained and has excellent operating hours for the public to be able to use when the school is not using it.

The museum sits on the bank of the Arkansas River great view of river. The museum is fairly new …read more Love the architecture very modern. When walking in very airy lots of windows. Price incredibly inexpensive. The museum provides a wealth of knowledge on history of US Marshals with interactive displays. Spent several hours there learning and interacting with staff. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about the history of the Marshals. Quaint coffee shop with local coffee. Great place to considering hosting events. Highly recommend this place

Interesting timeline and other historical facts about the US Marshall's service. Well laid out and…read morecreatively presented in visual, audio, video formats. Enjoyed it more than the Clinton Library. I recommend this museum.

This place is full of kids dancing up a storm. Seems like a nice place for children to spend some…read moretime exercising. People there seem relatively nice. They sell lots of dancing costumes, both for boys and girls.

The place reeked of cigarettes. We never got past the front of the building. We ate at the all you…read morecan eat buffet. That was great! We stayed one night. The king size bed was hard like a rock and the pillows were very uncomfortable.

Never return to this place. While I understand check in time is 4pm, it is bad strategy for them to…read morebe not flexible on check in. Turning everyone away to get to their rooms until 4pm will just turn people away for good! Instead should have just let people drop their luggage and rest up in their room, so that they can gamble later on! Pretty shitty!

Day four of our road trip to San Diego, stop 2…read more Arriving in Van Buren, Arkansas to visit my grandma for a few days, Sarah and I were sure to find ways to spend our time getting out instead of just sitting around and looking at dusty photo albums. As soon as we arrived at the cute little two bedroom condo that my grandma has lived in since the move from the farm, I opened the Southwest Times Record to find a listing of what to do over this cold weekend. What caught my eye was a long list of band notices. There were bands playing at churches, at bars, and a few Opry houses around the area. So I took a shot in the dark and that's how we found the Muldrow Opry in Muldrow, OK. This is a converted cinder-blocked and white washed retail space, situated next to a florist, and across from the corner gas station. Blink and you'll miss it, as the sign is handwritten and posted right by the highway marker. Music is advertised as being performed between 7 and 10 in the evening, and we showed around 7:30, fashionably late for us Yankees. Expecting the band to just be starting, we found them already in full swing. We signed the register, bought some raffle tickets, and declined the food buffet of pulled pork and hot dogs with all the fixin's. A cup of coffee for grandma though, we took them up on that. The Muldrow Opry made our day, and I think made my grandma's year. She was near to singing along with every song, and her feet were tapping tapping to the beat. It wasn't long before she picked her favorite performer, the man who looked most like her late husband in the green shirt playing the slide guitar. We had to leave before the first raffle, and were saddened that we were giving up on the chance at some sweet prizes like: a two liter of A&W Root Beer, a hand knit teal hat, wood carved horse, a pair of gloves, some watercolor, and other grand prizes. Love the Opry! Tip: call ahead and they might let you sing your favorite bluegrass, gospel or classic country song... so long as they know the tune, and chances are, they do.

Always great food. Service was excellent as usual. I love all the music memorabilia on the walls…read morefrom Bill's history with the business. When I'm in town I will visit at least once. I was able to go TWICE! Doesn't get any better than this IMO.

I took my wife here on the road trip up to Missouri, we were expecting outstanding barbecue…read more Unfortunately, we did not get it. Gotta be honest the restaurant itself was cute. Great atmosphere looks like a fun place. In a great part of town. Our waitress was great she was sweet, kind, and took good care of us We ordered and promptly received exactly what we ordered fries and a sliced barbecue sandwich each. There were enough fries on each plate to feed two people. A little portion control might be in order here. They were delicious fries. Hand cut just cooked hot delicious The problem was with the sliced brisket sandwich. The meat was rubbery, tough, and pretty bland. Very little bark. I had to hold the meat in one hand and TRY to bite and chew thru it. It was inedible They did trade me out for a pulled chicken sandwich which was better. Not good but better I can't recommend a place that I won't eat at. And I won't go back here ever. One star. At best

Sad that it shut down best popcorn in town. You could put your own butter on the popcorn there…read more Seems to be that they're renovating. It looks like it could possibly be a icon theater coming soon. Can't wait. I sure hope they have the same set up where you can put your own butter on the popcorn.

Where should I start... #1. The staff. The girl taking my…read moreticket was a bitch. Yes I bought my tickets online. just let me go save a seat if you're gonna make me get back in line you idiot. Like I'm gonna try to sneak past you now. #2 the customers. If you want to be surrounded by trash people trying to cash in on cheap tickets, then this is the place for you. I'd rather pay the cost of admission for 2 than actually have to sit in the same theater as any of these people. Talk about white trash at its finest. From kids yelling the entire 2 hours to grown ass adults commenting every 5 minutes. Oh and dont forget the shit you'll step In as soon as you sit down and the smell of the musty ass theater, disgusting. #3 the screen. This theater offers a projector on a sheet canvas that extends a few feet once the trailers stop. The picture is bleak/ gray and dim at best. Looks like something from the early 2000s. Look, I love going to the movies. It's the only place I can just get away. I come from NWA and major cities where people actually give a fuck about sitting in a theater. If you want a quiet experience, dont come here. If you want it to be clean or comfortable, dont come here. If you're look for a cheap matinee, then this might be it. ALL IN ALL 0 STARS. IM GOING TO FAYETTEVILLE FOR ALL MY MOVIES