1776 - 1996, Bi-Centennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage - Oklahoma Official Representatives
This wagon train traveled 1,200 miles from Randlett, Oklahoma to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Ivan and Dorthy left Laverne on February 11, 1976, meeting Speck and his Texas wagon at Randlett. From here, they traveled the Southern route meeting other state wagons and arriving in Valley Forge Park, July 3, 1976.
Located near the west pavilion in the city park.
The Community Museum is housed in Laverne's first hotel, The Fox, which was built in 1912. There are many displays of Native American artifacts found in Harper County along with furnished rooms of early homesteaders.
Laverne, OK MuseumsThe Laverne Golf Course is a well manicured, nine-hole, grass green course located just south of the city. Green Fees: Weekdays, $10 for 18 holes; Weekends and Holidays, $15 for 18 holes Cart Rental: $8.00 - 9 holes; $14.00 - 18 holes
Laverne, OK Golf CoursesThis memorial honors those from the Laverne community who so honorably served their country so that freedom might live. - Dedicated, July 4, 1991 Located near the west pavillion in the city park.
Laverne, OK MemorialsThis mural painted on the building across the street from the old depot depicts the introduction of the railroad into this open range territory.
Laverne, OK Arts1776 - 1996, Bi-Centennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage - Oklahoma Official Representatives This wagon train traveled 1,200 miles from Randlett, Oklahoma to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Ivan and Dorthy left Laverne on February 11, 1976
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