Now a memorial park, site of the 1995 terrorist attack which killed 168 people.
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Now a memorial park, site of the 1995 terrorist attack which killed 168 people.
Known as the "Smithsonian of the Southwest", it contains a science museum, an air space museum, a photography hall of fame and the Red Earth Indian Center.
A massive museum known for its Western art.
This 110-acre zoo is often called a living museum.
The former site of Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show is today the location of a massive tourist redevelopment plan.
Military museum with many items from World War II.
Once the homebase of Premier Parks, a large chain that eventually swallowed up Six Flags and took their name, Frontier City is a medium size theme park in far northeast Oklahoma City. The park saw a...
Enjoy handcrafted beers and excellent food here.
Historic home that explores Civil War and American Indian histories.
Neighborhood bar popular with the gay crowd which features go-go entertainment.
Famous statue by James Earle Fraser in the National Cowboy Hall of Fame.
Oklahoma City was "born" in 1889 during the land run of April 22, when people came to stake their claim.
An amusement park, which is a member of the Six Flags organization.
Museum dedicated to the history of Oklahoma.
Hall of Fame dedicated entirely to the sport of gymnastics.
