They have a great variety of gifts. Check out the designs from Bill and Traci Rabbit. There is also…read moreoriginal art for sale.

This is only an issue with the mail carriers on my road and not the post office as a whole. Every…read moretime we get a new mail carrier on my road in Pettit (which is very often and I believe moved through Tahlequah PO) I hardly ever receive my big packages when delivery is attempted. They either get delivered to the wrong address, or not left at all if they are too big to fit in the mailbox. We have a gate at my driveway (which is normally closed due to other dogs and unwanted visitors entering). I have told the post office to put a note on my address to leave all packages/ boxes too big to fit in the mailbox to be left at the gate. I have instructed this multiple times and often put it on the special delivery instructions when ordering something. Well we apparently have a new carrier and once again my packages have been delivered to 2 different addresses and 1 not left at all due to "no secure location". I am unsure who to contact in order to get this fixed. Tahlequah said it's not their jurisdiction and Park Hill never answers the phone. Very frustrating.

service was great jody was a great guy and very helpful he gave us a full lesson over the house…read moretelling us all about it

A special, unique piece of history in Cherokee Nation. My family and I love going, especially…read moreduring the holidays, when the house is historically decorated to custom. Events on the farm are wonderful too.

Facing US-62 on the perimeter of this shopping plaza, this monument is a tribute to those who have…read morebeen decorated with the Purple Heart medal. The Purple Heart is awarded to those wounded or killed while serving in the US military on or after April 5 1917. The memorial here in Tahlequah was unveiled in 2020 and in addition to the above, honors the Cherokees and other Native Americans who served. There is plenty of parking in the adjacent supermarket and access is step free. A few lamps and benches mark the path. The statue shows one soldier signaling for a helicopter while another soldier lies wounded, waiting for an uncertain outcome. [Review 19781 overall - 140 in Oklahoma - 753 of 2023.]

This is a must see. Lots of local history here. be sure to chat it up with the people who work…read morethere. They also have events there.

The staff is friendly, helpful, and professional. Being a part of the greater Eastern Oklahoma…read moreLibrary system, there is access to just about any information/resources needed.

A run of the mill average small town library. The old part of the library is pretty cool though…read more It was built by Carnegie.