406 EAST OKLAHOMA AVENUE
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA 73044
405.282.1889
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Our Galleries are reminiscent
of the history of the Land Run of 1889,
the early days in Guthrie, Indian Territory,
the emergence of Oklahoma Territory and
of the road to Statehood for the 46th State.
of the history of the Land Run of 1889,
the early days in Guthrie, Indian Territory,
the emergence of Oklahoma Territory and
of the road to Statehood for the 46th State.
| OKLAHOMA OR BUST GALLERY |
| LIFE IN THE TERRITORY GALLERY |
| STATEHOOD GALLERY |
The Spotlight Exhibit is located by the entrance to the museum and changes
every year to explore a different topic or theme. It is available to the public
at all times, with spotlighting and back-lit panels making it easy to read even
during an evening stroll around Guthrie. When the exhibits are changed out,
the previous theme is altered to become a traveling exhibit. You can learn
more about these exhibits by clicking the On The Road Page or by clicking
the photo of the exhibit.
every year to explore a different topic or theme. It is available to the public
at all times, with spotlighting and back-lit panels making it easy to read even
during an evening stroll around Guthrie. When the exhibits are changed out,
the previous theme is altered to become a traveling exhibit. You can learn
more about these exhibits by clicking the On The Road Page or by clicking
the photo of the exhibit.
SPOTLIGHT EXHIBIT
The Tallman Coach
owned by the Tallman
family was used as
a taxi in Guthrie
throughout the early
days.
owned by the Tallman
family was used as
a taxi in Guthrie
throughout the early
days.
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Trains were not the
only vehicles on the
tracks. The Railroad
Pump Cart was a
familiar sight in the
early days.
only vehicles on the
tracks. The Railroad
Pump Cart was a
familiar sight in the
early days.