Cherokee Strip Land Rush Museum

it self identify's as a museum BUT shows what looks like an old fashioned cafe. which is it? if you take it as website, mistaken photo on it's blog.

I came for the wood carving class so can only speak about that. Some time this summer, I will return and tour the actual museum.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$1–5

Love this Museum! Always so clean & well organized. The displays are changed frequently. Lots of organized activities and museum events, for ALL AGES! Something for everyone! Classes, Dinner & Dessert Theater Productions, with "live" talented actors/performers. A very nice place to shop for gifts and souvenirs. Friendly & Knowledgeable Staff. Always glad to assist you.

We stopped by today, I was a little disappointed. The exterior was in some disrepair. When we walked in it was dark and lifeless. Although there were many very kool artifacts. They were poorly lit and difficult to appreciate. It was clear that they weren't ready for prime time. I love history, especially the local history, I wish it was better represented here.

Lots of history. Well worth the time spent there. I will visit it often

It is a great place to ride my bike to after school I couldn't get bored of the exhibit on WWII

Nice small museum. My husband's family participated in the land rush so it made it more interesting.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree

Made an appointment to go on Etazoan caravan tour on 10/18/20 and they stood us up. Very disappointed. No good way to contact anyone. Hope they see this as we made very special trip to come see museum and tour.

This is the second time we have tried to stop by and both times it was closed, even though the hours posted on their own website clearly stated that it should've been open both times. Very frustrating.

Worthy of a visit. It’s about the OKLAHOMA land run and Arkansas City’s staging area. Plan at least an hour. Staff is friendly. #ArkCity