The Oklahoma Territorial Museum is connected to the original Carnegie Library in historical…read moreGuthrie, Oklahoma. Guthrie was the original state Capitol. If you want to learn about Kate Barnard, an amazing woman who fought for human rights long before women had the right to vote, helped pass laws against child labor, made it possible for all children to get an education, fought for prison reform, and helped clothe the poor, then you will want to visit this wonderful museum. You can also learn about the five Land Runs in Oklahoma, how OKC managed to become the state Capitol, famous gangsters like Belle Starr, and so much more. The Museum is a cool escape from the hot weather, and if you are looking for some cool state gifts, you will find them here.

I truly enjoyed this little museum that gives a very descriptive detail of the Land Rush of 1889…read morewhen all the Oklahoma territory was being laid out for claim (up to 160 acres), and the lengths people went to claim the land. It also offers detailed descriptions on how these people lived, what they did to achieve the land, the participants in the rush, and overall outlining the very details that achieved the early parts of Oklahoma settlement. The museum itself is very interactive. It is laid out very nicely and you could easily spend 2 to 3 hours in her going through everything if you took your time. There is a cost to enter the museum varying from children to senior pricing. The 1970s building that occupies the museum is connected building connected to the Carnegie library next door that was established in 1908.

Great selection. Variety of art objects and price points. Owner (Kim) is amazing and great to work…read morewith. Love the community and the art colleagues she supports.

Great shaded play area for kids. From out of town and needed to find something kid friendly for a…read morefew hours. So glad we visited, what a great place to burn some energy and be imaginative.

I will ALWAYS rant and rave about the botanic garden to anyone who will listen. My mother and I (we…read morelive in DC) come to Stillwater a couple times a year to see family and we always make a point to visit, no matter the season. We love coming to see the chickens and the fairy garden and the plants.

I had such an incredible time visiting the Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store Museum in Guthrie when I…read morewas visiting my sister in Oklahoma. I was a pharmacy technician for 20 years and I'm now a Registered Nurse. My husband is a surgical tech. We absolutely loved checking out all of the old pharmacy stuff and the old surgical instruments. We could have spent the whole day exploring this museum! The place is run by volunteers and there is a donation box at the entrance. We were more than happy to make a donation and we absolutely loved walking around the store listening to the incredible volunteer who shared great stories and little bits of history. I'm sorry I don't remember her name as I so enjoyed her. My husband and I would love to volunteer there too, if we lived in Oklahoma! I highly highly recommend that you check this place out even if you are just remotely interested in history or medical things.

This museum brings the 1889 Land Run era to life through an impeccably preserved 19th-century…read morepharmacy. The 1923 soda fountain, brass scales, vintage tonics, and apothecary garden out back showcase frontier medicine and daily life with authentic detail. Housed in the original Gaffney Building. Perfect for history buffs and families exploring Guthrie's Victorian district.

For one of the best, "real" Oklahoma evenings you can have, venture over to the Pawnee Bill…read moreMemorial Rodeo at the Lakeside Arena. We happened upon their Labor Day weekend events by chance, and had one of the most memorable nights in ages. The activities begin with small children riding crazy-acting sheep. If that doesn't bring a smile to your face, you're hopeless. Later on you'll get steer wrestling, roping, saddle bronc riding. Extra entertainment comes from the rodeo clowns, the John Wayne impersonator in full Rooster Cogburn attire, and the game booths where you can win live bunnies as prizes. Oh, did I mention you can also feast upon the National Champion Indian Taco here? Delish.

They have set aside the SE corner for this little pop up vendor area. It's also called Guthrie…read moreDowntown market. It's all fenced in with little trailers or small buildings where local vendors are selling items. There is food and a play area for the kids. There is covered seating areas along with artificial turf in the play and seating areas. It looks like the most if the vendors are permanent. Not sure if the city supplies the portable bldgs but it was a nice area. Several kids were playing and as other families shopped. I read tht on weekends there is live music. Not sure how often. The number provided is for city hall if you have any questions.

The entertainment is superior. The Midway provided good food and loads of fun. All the staff were…read moresuper helpful and very professional. The grounds appeared very clean and inviting. The blood upgrade was well worth the money. Allowed our family to get the full experience. 10 out of 10 highly recommend.

One of the best haunts in the state!!!! The decoration and atmosphere is immaculate! They have…read morethings for everybody all ages all sizes all shapes!!! Definitely going to comeback!!

What a whimsical and fun place to shop. The people who run the place are extremely friendly and…read morealways willing to make a deal. It feels like a bunch of garage sales put together indoors. There are antiques, whimsical items, and unique treasures moved in with a bunch of junk that I'm sure somebody would want. We made out with several things for dirt cheap. I would recommend checking this place out if you ever find yourself in Perry Oklahoma.