The Larlsnd Msnsion is always the place to go! If you are…read moretoo busy- then make time for a memorable experience. There is nothing like this anywhere nearby. You will partake of a slice of Americsn history while enjoying the beauty of every room in this well planned estate. The work of the many Italian craftsmen who lived on the grounds while they built this tribute to success in America is evident in every room and nook and cranny/ From formal dining areas, to eloquent bedrooms and staircases and banquet halls to detailed kitchen layout, prepare to be amazed and happily surprised. You will enjoy each moment spent here in EW's home overlooking the world renowned Pioneer Woman statue he had commissioned and given to the state of Oklahoma. The grounds and the mansion are an unforgettable gift to us all!

This was an amazing tour. Self guided with a great booklet thats so well put together. We did get…read moreoffered a guided tour by the executive director the last 1/3 of the tour and it was amazing. Dont go through Ponca City without stopping and seeing. Such a great history lesson . We will visit again next time we come through.

I'm glad this place exists, there should be more like it - places that uphold and remember women's…read morecontributions and achievements. The statue itself is also impressive.

VERY DISAPPOINTED!! CALL BEFORE YOU GO. Traveled from Blanchard, OK to Ponca City to tour the…read moremuseum. Checked the website for hours of operation before travel. Arrived at the museum and it was closed. No note on the door, no vm, no update on the website. Did not get to tour. Recommend the Standing Bear Museum and monument and the Marland Mansion.

While working our way back to the main interstate 35 we came across this museum. At first we didnt…read moreknow what to expect. We were warmly welcomed by Melissa who gave us a brief run down of the place. This place is a true museum with a lot of history of the town of Blackwell and its citizens. This place appears to have alot of things donated by local people who gave things that were a part of their lives or occupation. There are lots of items from numerous wars including World War one and two for sure. Lots of household items that were once used. Forgot to mention that is a hands on museum. Many items can be touched gently. Good luck on your adventure here. We hope to come back again some day when we have more time to look around. Be prepared to spend at least 2 hours here.

This amazing museum is noteworthy both for its collections and for the building itself. The…read morebuilding, 1913, is on the National Registry of Historic Places. The building was originally called The Electric Pavilion. It's 31,000 square feet are home to exhibits that include trains, dolls, school history, smelter, 1955 devastating tornado, farm, ranch, fire, clubs, medical and Native American. It is an open and interesting place for both adults and children. It is a perfect place for travelers to take a break. Opened just this month is an in-depth exhibit "F5 in 1955" commemorating the 1955 Blackwell-Udall, Ks tornadoes. The exhibit features personal stories, video presentations and a tornado simulator. It occupies an entire room and gives interesting informative information about tornadoes.

THANK YOU to the volunteers who keep this piece of history alive. It's a lot of work, but so worth…read moreit. What a wonderful window into a time and place so distant in one way, but so near in another. I wasn't alive when the Marlands lived here - not even close - but my great grandmother, whom I knew well, would have been a young woman in this home's heyday. We especially enjoyed the mini-tour given to us by the woman volunteering that day, and learned more in 15 minutes than in a week of attending a history class.

Looks great from the outside, well maintained grounds, efficiently run operation.read more

I visited the library for the first several weeks ago. I've only lived in Ponca for 5 years and…read morenever been to the library, it's a little hard to get out on my own due to being in a wheelchair. My first impression of the library was that it's really big. It's 2 levels and has an elevator. I wanted to get a library card so that way I could use the virtual library on my tablet. It was very easy to get a card, I started the process online and then finished it at the librarians desk. We did walk around the library and I was impressed by the huge variety of books from non fiction to children's books and then magazines and movies some old and some new. Overall I recommend you check it out.

Wow, neat old building. Helpful when I needed directions in their town. We wished to visit the…read morepioneer woman statue and museum, not to be confused with the food Network personality and her store(in pawhuska, too far today, hopefully another time).

A very well staged little museum that is jam packed full of history and artifacts from this great…read moreAmerican company and it's employees. Artifacts and memorabilia are priceless and fun to look at and educate the viewer. And it's free.

I've visited the casino in Tulsa and thought this would be similar type hotel in Ponca city…read more First this hotel is alittle older and like most casino this one in particular the casino floor is very close to the check in and the smoke is apparent. I didn't enjoy the initial experience at the welcome desk. The clerk was friendly and well versed on the area but I was ready to get to a non smoking area. The rooms are similar to the other location. I was impressed by the little den area with fridge, sofa and television. It was positioned well in the room so I could watch tv in the bed and someone else could watch in the den area. The swimming pool and hot tub was nice but again small and there wasn't a fire pit or outside bar area outdoors for guest. Overall it was an okay stay. I didn't mention the continental breakfast which was very basic.

I am rating this based on the hotel room, not the actual casino (which was clean but I don't…read moregamble). While on a road trip visiting several tornado alley states, I chose Osage Casino Hotel as my stop in Oklahoma being that I wanted to visit the Twister Museum in Wakita the next day. Not too many hotels out that way so Ponca City seemed like a good choice. This was literally the nicest hotel I have stayed in outside of Vegas! The rooms are BEAUTIFUL and spacious. There's a living room area up front with a TV and the bedroom has an additional TV as well. Really nice and clean bathroom with a very modern shower. Vanity mirror to do your makeup, kitchen sink area above the refrigerator. I actually wish I could have taken this hotel room with me on the rest of my trip. Great view of the pool and it was wonderfully quiet in the room for sleeping. There's no smoking on the hotel room floors and you couldn't smell anything despite smoking being allowed in the casino. They had a really nice free breakfast as well and the front desk personnel were so friendly and accommodating. I'd go back to Ponca City just to stay in this hotel again. Deserves more than 5 stars for the amazingly low price you pay.