Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum

620 N. Harvey Ave, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

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+1 405 609 8855, +1 888 542 HOPE

Website:

www.oklahomacitynationalmemorial.org

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is a tribute to those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever by the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The 30,000-square-foot Memorial ... more on Okccvb.org

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93% of guests recommend this place.

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I like the Memorial Museum because it shows you how people were affected on April 19th 1995. more on Yahoo! Travel

The museum is good for about eight and up. more on GoCityKids

The memorial is touching, peaceful, and the people are great. more on Yahoo! Travel

This is a fascinating and educational experience. more on igougo

I think they must have been touched by the Lord when doing so as the feeling you get as you walk on to the grounds is absolutely sacred. more on Yahoo! Travel

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If you are in OKC you have to visit the memorial. The grounds are simply amazing - they could not have done a better job at conveying the tragedy while honoring the lives ... more on TripAdvisor

This is a marvelous educational experience. It is tasteful, sensitive, yet hard-hitting. It is a museum with a mission and, ... more on TripAdvisor

It took me several years to bring myself to walking through the Memorial. Tears at your heart. I was downtown, close to bombing and so many bad memories and images ... more on TripAdvisor

Yes, yes, yes. From a terrible tragedy, somehow beauty emerges. more on TripAdvisor

Beautifully well though out tribute to not only the Oklahoma City bombing but other people who've experienced senseless trauma. Those who planned the memorial do a wonderful job in capturing that a si ... more on TripAdvisor

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I like the Memorial Museum because it shows you how people were affected on April 19th 1995. when i went to see the memorial i thought How can two men do something like this? taking the lives of innocent people and children in the ... more on Yahoo! Travel

... of that horrible day. For some reason, I was not as moved by the memorial as I expected to be. Perhaps there's just too much to see that the overall impression is of a disjointed, somewhat unrelated ... more on Yahoo! Travel

It was a moving experience. The tranquil and serenity of it all is something in itself. I am so glad I got to share in this beautiful memorial. I will never forget seeing it and my favorite part was seeing the fence still lined ... more on Yahoo! Travel

The memorial is beautiful. If possible, i recommend seeing in daylight and at night. It's just amazing at night. Parking is easy. Visit inside for better understanding ... more on Yahoo! Travel

This memorial is just breath taking. I don't think that I've ever seen anything quite like this. We are so happy that we took a side trip to go see this. ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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