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Cherokee Strip Museum and Rose Hill School | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The museum collects, preserves and interprets history of the Cherokee Outlet area of northern Oklahoma with emphasis on rural life and rural communities. Vignettes offer a look at family life, a general store, kitchen, music room and offices of a doctor, dentist and former Governor Henry S. Johnston. Farm implements are on display in a separate building. Picnic areas and nature trails are available. Rose Hill School is also located on the museum grounds. The one-room school house hosts living history programs for school children Sept-Dec and Jan-May. General Info: Free Admission, Gift Shop Tour Group Services: Tour Bus Parking, Tour Group Welcome Reception Days/Hours Open: Closed legal holidays & Jan 1-21. Directions: From I-35 Exit 186 E 1/4 mile. The museum is on the N side of Hwy 64 (Fir St). Highway Corridor: I-35 Group Contact: Peggy Haxton |
