County, OK Museums
Caddo Indian Territory Museum & Library
Caddo's museum was the brainchild of Caddo's Bicentennial Committee (1976). It opened in 1978
Three Valley Museum
The Three Valley Museum opened in 1976. The name comes from the book written by Henry McCreary, titled "Queen of Three Valleys," about Durant.
Greater Southwest Historical Museum
Housed in a native-stone building constructed during Roosevelt's WPA days, the museum traces the heritage of settlers who carved out a living in early day Indian Territory to those living in the 1930
Eliza Cruce Hall Doll Museum
Over 300 rare and antique dolls are on display at the museum located in the Ardmore Public Library. Eliza Cruce Hall came as a child to Indian Territory in 1896 and was the niece of the state'
Museum of Southern History
Housed in 1880s church.
Chickasaw Bank Museum
Circa 1902
Chickasaw Council House Museum
Circa 1855
Love County Military Museum
The Military Museum houses memorabilia from the Civil War to the Persian Gulf War. It is located in the renovated old jail at the southwest corner behind the Love County Courthouse.
Norton's Indian Territory Museum
The museum houses Indian Territory relics and the largest collection of antique medicine and pop bottles in southern Oklahoma.
Love County Pioneer Museum
Housed in the former Santa Fe Depot built in 1913
Arbuckle Historical Museum
Local history & scale model of Fort Arbuckle, 1851-1870
National Museum of Horse Shoeing Tools
Whether you're a farrier, a horseman, or just interested in learning about one of the horse world'
Arbuckle Historical Museum
Visit Sulphur's past! Find records from over 125 genealogical/research books from the Murray County Court House, periodicals, out of print books, school records from the early 1900'
