Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
Memorial and museum on the site of the federal building destroyed by the April 19, 1995 bombing, featuring the field of 168 empty chairs, the reflecting pool and the Survivor Tree.
Oklahoma · the United States Capital
In the destination Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
In the photo: Urban landscape of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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The city
Capital and largest city of Oklahoma, founded in a single day during the 1889 land run. It holds the memorial to the 1995 bombing, museums about the West and the Indigenous nations, a warehouse neighborhood with a canal, and a capitol with oil rigs in the gardens.
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The local experience
Memorial and museum on the site of the federal building destroyed by the April 19, 1995 bombing, featuring the field of 168 empty chairs, the reflecting pool and the Survivor Tree.
Museum of the American West, with art, a recreated frontier town, rodeo history, and the sculpture End of the Trail by James Earle Fraser.
Museum dedicated to the 39 Indigenous nations based in Oklahoma, on the banks of the Oklahoma River, with history and art galleries and a large earthen mound overlooking the city.
Former early-20th-century brick warehouse district in downtown Oklahoma City, with a canal navigated by boats, restaurants, bars, and the city’s baseball stadium.