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Outdoor Classroom The Outdoor Classroom is a fun educational area built to teach adults and children alike about the environment and how to control flooding. There will also be several different stations such as a butterfly garden, animal footprint identification, native tree identification, gazebo and wildflower area. The local USDA/NRCS is heading the Outdoor Classroom project under the direction of the Community Improvement Association.

The Outdoor Classroom is a part of the Recreational Complex built and operated by the Okemah Community Improvement Association (CIA). The CIA was formed by a group of concerned citizens after a 1995 survey revealed numerous community needs.


Come visit us in Okemah, Oklahoma

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Okfuskee County Historical Society Museum

The county's past is explored through an early-day schoolroom display and a variety of other items, housed in a 1926 Masonic temple.

Okemah, OK Museums

Okemah Golf Club

Okemah boasts one of the finest golf courses in the area. Our nine-hole golf course is the site of many hours of family fun for local residents. Golfers from area communities are attracted to this course and impressed by its caliber. Built by volunteers in 1991

Okemah, OK Golf Courses

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Territory Town Museum

Walk along the boardwalk in Territory Town and look into the store fronts of the old western town. The museum exhibits include Civil War relics, Wells Fargo items, Indian artifacts, western memorabilia, and souvenirs.

Okemah, OK Museums

Woody Guthrie Statue and Mural

The Woody Guthrie Statue was dedicated at the 1998 Free Folk Festival and placed in a memorial park in downtown Okemah. Painted on a wall adjacent to the park is this mural illustrating the life of Woody done by artist, DeAnna Wilson.

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State Fish Hatchery

Tours available; operated by the Oklahoma Dept of Wildlife....