Native American Heritage

Step back in time amidst recreated Cherokee villages, from the 1710 Diligwa, with its winter and summer houses, to the 1890s Adams Corner Rural Village, complete with church, schoolhouse, and log cabins. Let Cherokee living history interpreters transport you to their world, showcasing traditional crafts like basket weaving and beadwork. Immerse yourself in the poignant "Trail of Tears" exhibit, where life-size sculptures and a timeline bring history to life. Oklahoma's Native American heritage isn't confined to museums – it pulses in powwows, flutes wafting on the wind, and stories whispered through generations. So, open your heart and mind, and discover the enduring spirit of these resilient people who continue to enrich Oklahoma's cultural landscape.