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Pioneer Woman Statue & Museum

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Pioneer Woman Statue & Museum

About

Pioneer Woman Museum is dedicated to sharing the stories of the pioneering women of Oklahoma.

Description

Opened September 15, 1958, the Pioneer Woman Museum stands as a tribute to the courage and spirit of the women who settled Oklahoma. The museum is 10,000 square feet, located on 14 acres in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Two galleries share the legacy of the pioneering women who helped settle the plains as well as the stories of more recent pioneering women in areas of hard and social sciences. Displays, programs and exhibits change periodically. Please check with the museum for current schedules.

Current staff:
Robbin Davis, Director
Keith Fagan, Historical Interpreter

Mission

The Pioneer Woman Museum is dedicated to preserving the legacy of women of all races, creeds, and nationalities who have made significant contributions to the development of both the state of Oklahoma and the nation at large.

The statue and museum stand as tangible objects that exemplify the indomitable spirit of the pioneering women of the state of Oklahoma.

Address: 701 Monument Rd, Ponca City 74604
Phone: (580) 765-6108
Email: gro.yrotsihko@nwoip
Parking: Lot
State: OK
City: Ponca City
Street Number: 701 Monument Rd
Zip Code: 74604
categories: landmark & historical place, nonprofit organization, history museum



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Reviews
They have a cool little museum and gift shop with awesome homemade jewelry .Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$6–10
Such a fun, fun day! We met 2 celebrities by complete accident. Ree Drummond was in the Deli/Bakery area doing a book signing. Then guess who else we see? Tammy Slaton!Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree
I enjoyed this short visit while driving my parents back through this town and can't wait to return when I have more time.
This is a MUST SEE!!! Historic Statue on 14th street in Ponca City!!!
We visited the Saturday morning Farmers market.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree
Just outside at her statue. Museum was actually closed.Visited onWeekend
This place is a treasure chest of antiques. The antiques were displayed very methodically and orderly. The museum keepers were very informative with historical information. They were very helpful with directions and other places to see in Ponca City, OK. We are looking forward to our next day trip to see the abundance of historical sites. And pieces of history that contributed to the petroleum industry and how the native Americans played a part in the historical events.
Knowing history is a great way to appreciate what we now have and what it took to get here. The Pioneer Woman Museum shines a light on over looked heroes of the settling of this country.
It's the statue of the pioneer woman with her two sons looking out over the prairie. A Bible is clutched in one hand. It represents so much of life in Oklahoma. Hardship... challenging....and the strength to keep going forward. I would check out Marland mansion too.
Donated to the state by oil tycoon E.W. Marland in 1930. Marland was descended from pioneers to the area. He chose the statue by offering $10,000 to leading American sculptors of the time, if they produced a model of their proposed statue. The model statues of the applicants were toured in 11 cities across the country. Marland spent about $350,000 on the project in total.
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