Oklahoma Museums

The Oklahoma Museums Map offers detailed information on the several museums, heritage buildings and archeological centers of the state. The museums of Oklahoma throws light on the rich cultural heritage and unique history of the state. Sod House Museum, Fort Washita Historic Site, George M. Murrell House, Fort Towson Historic Site, Shattuck Windmill Museum, Jackson County War Memorial and Marland Mansion are few of the worth visiting museums of Oklahoma. Located in the Alfalfa County, the Sod House Museum was constructed by Marshal McCully in the year of 1894. It is noted for its brilliant architecture. The Fort Washita Historic Site is situated in the County of Bryan. The fort was founded in the year of 1842 that provided refuge to the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians from the hands of Plains Indians. The George M. Murrell House speaks volumes about the warring past of the Cherokee County. The Fort Towson Historic Site of Choctaw County speaks at length about the Civil War of the place. The Shattuck Windmill Museum reflects the technological developments of the past. The Shattuck Windmill Museum preserves the windmills that pump underground water. The Oklahoma State Map shows the exact location of the museums of the state.