4.5Price Tower Arts Center(211 reviews) - The tour was great!!! Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Architectural Buildings
Immerse yourself in the architecture and design of Frank Lloyd Wright. Take the historic tour of Price Tower which includes a visit to the restored 19th floor executive office of H.C. Price. Also enjoy the growing collections and exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, furniture, textiles and design.See more..
4.5Marland Estate(183 reviews) - A Bit of Tuscany in northern Oklahoma Sunday: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Architectural Buildings
This marvelous museum tells the complete story of E.W, Marland, his loving marriages to two women, the second of whom was his first wife's niece and half his age-but they made it work. Lydie was a gracious First Lady, during E.W's term as Governor of Oklahoma. The image offered by this exquisite mansion is of two people who were passionately dedicated to detail, to being elegant hosts to a good many visitors and to making Oklahoma a good place to live.See more..
4.5Boston Avenue Methodist Church(133 reviews) - Must-see for lovers of great architecture! Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
While I've known about this Scottish Rite Temple for many years, this was my first opportunity to visit this building. It is truly an amazing structure. Approximately 400,000 square feet and nearly a century old, the interior design and furnishings are beyond belief. The organ, with over 3000 pipes, is as old as the building and tuned twice a year. This is one stop that should be on everyone's bucket list.See more..
4.5Belvidere Mansion(44 reviews) - Very Nice Old Home Sunday: Architectural Buildings
We stopped by to visit this home and enjoyed the feeling of stepping back in time. The sound that the wooden floors make as you walked through this home, gives this place life. Creaking Sounds fill the air. See more..
5.0Immaculate Conception Church(39 reviews) - A must see on anyones travel list for the stained glass windows. Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
This church as been documented in movies, magazine articles, and tours. The interior and stained glass windows speak of years gone by.See more..
It was nice to hear the history about the home. The home is beautiful! The staircase is amazing. You get to take a self tour of the house, they give you a brochure breaking down each room. We were definitely glad we stopped here. See more..
4.5Northeastern State University(18 reviews) - graduation trip Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Universities & Schools • Architectural Buildings
a lovely campus in a small town. unexpected gem. a mix of old and new. a tour of this beautiful campus is worth the stop.See more..
3.5Phillips 66 Filling Station(11 reviews) - Falling back into disrepair sadly. Old vehicles gone. Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
Since our last visit in 2017 the station has changed quite a bit as it has been for sale now since 2019 according to an article I read. The old vehicles are now gone and the entire place may fall back into history if someone doesn't buy it. Sad to see the difference. Attached are two photos showing the present from the recent past, just 4 years ago when the old vehicles were parked in front.See more..
4.0Burnett Mansion(5 reviews) - Lovely piece of History Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings We chose to have my grandsons senior pictures taken here. I loved the ones done on the wooden staircase.See more..
2.5District Choctaw Chief's House(2 reviews) - Not where it says it is Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Educational sites I am searching for it right now and can’t find it. Address isn’t available and gps coordinates take us 30 minutes away. See more..
3.5Hogue House(2 reviews) - House made from a Sears Kit Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings This is reported to be the first Sears and Roebuck House, west of the Mississippi. It was delivered by The St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad. Railroad tracks are near the house. It was built in 1912. Look online and you can find the blueprints. The house has remained in the same family since 1912—at least until 1981 when I read a report. I don't know the current ownership status. It is amazing to see the size and designs and intricacies of this house. Clearly people are living in it. None of us could believe this was made from a kit. This is a drive-by as I doubt the owners want visitors. Worth the drive-by for sure.See more..
The Moore-Lindsay Historic House Museum is an 1899 Queen Anne Victorian style home that was owned by two of Norman's early prominent residents, William Moore and Harry Lindsay. Come visit the museum for a trip back in time to the early 1900s of Norman and Oklahoma Territory. This museum includes many original furnishings as well as temporary local history exhibits and an interactive space for kids.See more..
