The Three Rivers Museum is dedicated to presenting the multi-ethnic history and heritage of the American frontier in the Three Rivers area in eastern Oklahoma where the Arkansas, Grand and Verdigris Rivers meet. The museum is located in the restored Midland Valley Depot in Muskogee. Exhibits fill the passenger and freight areas of the depot and a gift shop is housed in the old ticket booth. Located behind the museum is a 1940's era diesel switch engine that is open for visitors to climb aboard and an African American one room school where classes were held from 1916-1950.
Delve into Oklahoma’s African American history from pre-statehood to the Civil Rights movement while discovering the landmarks, historic towns and museums that keep the African American legacy alive.
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Discover Muskogee County and trace your family history and ancestry with this list of county-specific genealogy resources.
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Muskogee, Oklahoma, the land of azaleas. And magnolias. And front porch columns. And other things that you logically connect with southern states.
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