The State Capital Publishing Museum is located in the historic State Capital Publishing Company building constructed in 1902, one of the first structures in Oklahoma to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It houses a collection of original furnishings, vintage letterpress equipment; exhibits featuring the history of the first newspaper in the Oklahoma Territory, period printing technology, and other aspects of life from the territorial and early statehood era.
The present two-story, red brick Santa Fe station was completed in 1903 and housed passenger service, mail service, "Harvey House Restaurant" (it was one of the original Harvey Houses)
Guthrie, OK Railroad HistoryOklahoma's territorial capital, preserved in Victorian-style splendor with the largest urban district on the National Register of Historic Places. Walking, carriage, and trolley tours. 2 square miles.
Guthrie, OK Historic DistrictsHiking trails include the Clear Bay Nature Trail, a handicapped accessible 1/2 mile nature trail; the Clear Bay Multi-Use Tra...