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Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center features historic artifacts and exhibits, some dating from 1540. These artifacts and exhibits detail the settlement and development resulting from the 1893 Cherokee Strip Land Run and other Oklahoma events. The museum is located adjacent to the Humphrey Heritage Village, a park-like display of several historic buildings, located on the west side of Enid's historic Government Springs Park. The Village features four historically significant structures including the original 1893 Land Office where those making the land run would have come to file their claims, a 1910 one-room school, a 1910 church and the Victorian style Glidewell House. Self-guided tours are available as well as a short video highlighting the 1893 Land Run. General Info: Senior Discount, Credit Cards Accepted, Gift Shop, Handicap Accessible, Meeting Room Tour Group Services: Tour Bus Parking, Group Rates, Guided Tours, Accommodates Tour Groups Days/Hours Open: The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center is currently under construction and will re-open in the fall of 2010. Directions: Take US 81 to Enid. Turn East onto Owen K. Garriott Rd. (Hwy 412) and go 3 miles to 4th Street. Or take I-35 to Enid exit, West on Hwy 412 to 4th Street. Highway Corridor: US-412, US-81 Group Contact: Andi Holland |
