Baptist Mission
Junction US-62 and SH-59
Known as Bread Town by Cherokees, Bacone College in Muskogee is an outgrowth of this mission.
Stilwell Chamber of Commerce
419 S. 2nd, 74960
(918) 696-7845
Cherokee Nation Bingo Outpost
West Siloam Springs
Hwy-412 and SH-59
(918) 422-5100
Cherokee Nation Gift Shop
Prints, Pottery, Baskets, Jewelry, Souvenirs.
Tahlequah, Hwy-62 S.
(918) 456-2793
Oklahoma's First Newspaper
101 S. Muskogee, Cherokee Square
The Cherokee Advocate 1884 Monument
Rileys Chapel
US-62, 1.5 miles South
October 23, 1844, first annual Indian Mission Conference of Methodist Church
Cherokee Heritage Center
Three miles S. of Tahlequah
(918) 456-6007
Cherokee National Museum, Ancient Village, Adams Corner, and Trail of Tears Drama.
Cherokee Nation Tribal Complex
Three miles south of Tahlequah on US-62
(918) 456-0671
Headquarters of the Cherokee Tribe; tours available on request.
John Vaughan Library
NSU, Tahlequah
(918) 456-5511, Ext. 3200
Native American Research Collection
Murrell Home
Three miles south of Tahlequah on SH-62
(918) 456-2751
Shows life of affluent Cherokees in the 1800's.
Northeastern State University
(918) 456-5511
Some say visitors can still hear the laughter of lovely, young Cherokee women in the halls and classrooms of the Cherokee National Female Seminary, now called Seminary Hall, located in the center of NSU campus.
Northeastern State University Center for Tribal Studies
320 Academy St, 74464
(918) 456-5511
Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce
123 E. Delaware St, 74464
(918) 456-3742
Thompson Home
College Ave. & Choctaw,
P.O. Box 1449, Tahlequah, 74465
(918) 458-0985
Historical home, on National Register of Historic Places, historical dramatic performances.
Cherokee National Capitol Building
Cherokee Square
Erected in 1870, houses the Cherokee Nation court system and election board.
Cherokee Supreme Court Building
Tahlequah, Keetoowah St. and Water Ave.
Built in 1844 is the oldest government building in Oklahoma.
Tsa-la-gi Library
124 E. Choctaw St., 74464
(918) 458-0577
Built in 1874 as the Cherokee National Prison. Now a Cherokee research library.
Lake Tenkiller Association
P.O.Box Ten-K, Cookson, 74427
(918) 457-4403
Vinita Chamber of Commerce
104 E Illinois, 74301
(918) 256-7133
Watie and Ridge
On SH-10, north of SH-25
Stand Watie and John Ridge signed 1835 treaty for the Cherokee removal from Georgia to Indian Territory.
New Springplace and Morvaian Mission at Oaks
SH-412
Closed during Civil War after missionary J. Ward, a Cherokee, was killed by Cherokees loyal to the Union.
Grove Chamber of Commerce
104 W. 3rd, 74344
(918) 786-9079
Delaware County Historical Museum
Community Center, Jay, 74346
Indian artifacts, country store, & period rooms.
Jay Chamber of Commerce
P.O.Box 74346
(918) 253-8689
Bernice Chamber of Commerce
Seven miles south of Junction US-59 & SH-125
P.O.Box 3807, 74331
(918) 256-7777
Talbot Library & Museum
406 S. Colcord Ave, Colcord, 74338
(918) 346-4532
Natural History, Indian Artifacts, research & lending library.
Adair Chamber of Commerce
P.O.Box 215, 74350
(918) 782-3449
Coo-y-Yah County Museum
P.O.Box 981, Pryor, 74362
(918) 825-2222
Battle of Locust Grove 1862
US-412, Pipe Spring Park
Federal troops surprised Confederate troops and captured their heavy supplies
and officers.
Cabin Creek Battle Field
US-69 north of Patton
Confederate force of 2,000 captured 130 wagon convoy with supplies worth 1.5 million.
Battle of Cabin Creek
2.5 miles north of Pensacola
Monument to Civil War Battle of Cabin Creek.
Chouteau Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 332, 74337
(918) 476-8222
Locust Grove Chamber of Commerce
P.O.Box 525, 74352
(918) 479-6336
Willard Stone Museum
One mile east on US-412, Locust Grove
(918) 479-6481
South Grand Lake Chamber of Commerce
P.O.Box 215, Langley 74350
(918) 782-3449
Fort Gibson Military Park
One mile north of town on SH-80
(918) 478-2669
Built in 1824 to protect the Cherokee from the Osage tribe. The reconstructed stockade houses displays and
restored 1870 furnished barracks.
Fort Gibson Military Cemetary
One mile east of city off US-62
(918) 478-2334
Graves of early explorers, pioneers, veterans of every war. Cherokee wife of Sam Houston, Tiana Rogers, is
buried in the Officers Circle. Only military cemetary in Oklahoma.
Bacone College
Hwy-62 & Hwy-16
Founded in 1880 as a Cherokee Baptist Mission and is the oldest institution of higher education in the state
of Oklahoma.
Muskogee Chamber of Commerce
425 Boston, 74401
(918) 682-2401
Ataloa Lodge Museum
Bacone College, Hwy-62 & Hwy-16
(918) 683-4581
Indian artifacts, Kachina doll collection, pottery, baskets and gifts.
Warner Chamber of Commerce
P.O.Box 9, 74469
(918) 463-2921
Wallis Museum
Connors State College Student Union, Warner, 74469
(918) 463-2931
Fossils, Rocks, and Indian Artifacts
Battle of Webbers Falls Park
P.O.Box Webbers Falls, 74470
(918) 464-2920
Webber Falls Chamber of Commerce
P.O.Box 216, 74470
(918) 464-2920
Cherokee Dixieland Museum
Webbers Falls
(918) 464-2920
South Coffeyville Convention & Visitors Bureau
807 Walnut, 74072
(918) 255-6045
Nowata Chamber of Commerce
126 S. Maple, 74048
(918) 273-2301
Nowata County Historical Museum
121 S. Pine
(918) 273-1191
More than 40, 000 artifacts belong to Nowata County citizens.
Dobson Museum
P.O. Box 545, Miami, 74355
(918) 542-5388
Miami Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 760, 74355
(918) 542-4481
State Traveler Information Center
Will Rogers Turnpike
(918) 542-9303
Claremore Chamber of Commerce
419 W. Will Rogers, 74017
(918) 341-2818
Will Rogers Memorial
1720 W. Will Rogers, Claremore
(800) 828-9643
Honors Oklahoma's favorite son. Family movies shown daily.
Oologah Chamber of Commerce
105 S. Maple, 74053
(918) 443-2790
Oologah Historical Museum
Maple & Cooweescoowee, 74053
(918) 443-2790
Oologah Lake Tourism Association
SH-88
(918) 341-7510
Will Rogers Birthplace
Dog Iron Ranch, Hwy-169
(918) 275-4201
Will Rogers' boyhood home by Lake Oologah
Site of the Cooweescoowee Court House 1867.
Burned just before statehood.
Catoosa Chamber of Commerce
650 S. Cherokee, 74015
(918) 266-6042
Near Catoosa is Lookout Hill where confederate Indians kept watch over Verdigris Ford from 1861-65.
Cherokee Nation Bingo Outpost
Northeastern Oklahoma’s Premier Entertainment Center.
Catoosa, I-44 & 193rd Ave.
(918) 266-6700
Spiro Mounds Archaeological State Park
Rt.2, six miles northeast of Spiro, 74992
(918) 692-2062
Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce
111 N. Elm, Box 251, 74955
(918) 775-2558
Dwight Mission
11 Miles north of Sallisaw
(918) 775-2144
1829 Cherokee mission boarding school.
Cherokee Nation Gift Shop
I-40, Exit 308
(918) 775-2778
Sculptures, Pottery, Silverwork, Baskets, Jewelry and Souvenirs
Sequoyah's Home Site
SH-101
(918) 775-2413
Home of the inventor of the Cherokee Alphabet
Tahlonteeskee-Cherokee Courthouse
On US-64, 3 Miles east of Gore
Western Cherokee Capital, 1829-39
(918) 489-5663
Serves as a Tourist Information Center, Museum and Gift Shop
Gore Chamber of Commerce
PO. Box 970, 74435
(918) 489-2534
State Travelers Information Center
On I-40, 17 miles west of the Oklahoma/Arkansas boarder near Sallisaw.
Collinsville Chamber of Commerce
P.O.Box 245, 74021
(918) 371-4703
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
616 S. Boston, 74119
(918) 585-1201
Wagoner Chamber of Commerce
214 E Cherokee,
P, 0. Box 247, 74477
(918) 485-3414
Bartlesville Area Historical Museum
Sixth St & Johnstone St
(918) 337-5353
Bartlesville Visitor Information Center
1400 S. E. Washington
(918) 333-1800
Woolaroc Wildlife Refuge & Museum
Bartlesville, 14 miles southwest on SH-123
(918) 336-0307
Cherokee Nation, Economic & Business
Development Department. P.O.Box 948, Tahlequah, OK 74465.
(800) 850-0348
Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation, 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., 505 Will Rogers Building, Oklahoma City, OK 73105, (800) 652-6552