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Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Capitol Museum
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Council House Road, Tuskahoma, OK 74574Mappa
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Great visit
Very interesting exhibit, lots of information and presentations were very easy to read, great local artist work on show too.
Their History - Our History
The history and activities provided are: Trail of Tears History which explained how The Choctaw leaders approached an inevitable relocation by US government (1800's) peacefully yet suffered great hard...
Nice "sleeper" museum and site
This is a very nice museum. The exhibit and film on the Choctaw Code Talkers in World War One is wonderfully done.
Great place to learn more about our Oklahoma history!
Loved the museum! We will definitely go back and take family and friends when they come to visit, Oklahoma!
There for some family history and memorial walk
Being part Choctaw, I was always interested in going to the headquarters in Durant and the museum at Tuskahoma. The grounds were beautiful and the museum was thought - provoking. The Choctaws were the...