Museums in Park Hill, Oklahoma

This historic mansion built in 1845 by wealthy merchant, George M. Murrell, who married the niece of Cherokee Chief John Ross, stands as the only antebellum mansion in Oklahoma, and is operated by ... More on travelOK.com

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The Cherokee National Museum in Tahlequah features exhibits including the annual Trail of Tears Art Show and t ... More on PlanetWare

In Park Hill, Indian Territory, he established a plantation and built a large frame home similar to those he remembered in his childhood state of Virginia. Born to a prominent family in Lynchburg, Virginia, in 1808, George Michael ... More on Heritage

Located on 44 heavily wooded acres tucked away in the Oklahoma foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the Cherokee Heritage Center is where visitors can learn more about Cherokee history and culture. The center is home to the Ancient Village, ... More on travelOK.com

Each and every time I go to the Heritage Center something is either broken or taken off display. The ancient village is a disgrace and it makes me a little ashamed to be Cherokee. We can do so much better. Whatever you do don't travel ... More on Yahoo! Travel