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This gracious Queen Anne style house, built in 1900, was purchased by the city of Norman in 1971. Focusing on the history of Cleveland County from the Land Run of 1889 to Statehood in 1907, the house was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
Norman, OK MuseumsThe University of Oklahoma's Western History Collections is one of the largest and most complete assemblages of materials on the American West. 65,000
Norman, OK MuseumsListed on the National Register of Historic Places for its unique architectural style and its historic association with Native American fine art and culture, the Jacobson House is located in the former residence of Oscar B. Jacobson built in 1917. The center was opened in 1987
Norman, OK ArtsBuilt in 1929 for the new "talking pictures," the Grand Dame of the city is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Oklahoma List of Historic sites. The elegant Spanish Gothic theatre annually attracts some 20,000
Norman, OK TheatresLocated in a city park known as "Legacy Trail," the north side of the depot is now the home of the Norman Arts and Humanities Council. Grounds can be used for special events and currently display public art sculptures of bronze and wood produced by Oklahoma artists. On the
Norman, OK ArtsCourse Access: PublicHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7 days...
Operated by the City of Stillwater, the 1,155 acre lake with 28 miles of shoreline offers a swimming area, fishing plus an en...
Boley is one of the few all-black towns with a formal museum dedicated to its history. The small collection is in a 1908 home...
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Karsten Creek Golf Club is open to the public on a limited basis, as well as members and guests This 18 hole course was re...