Things To Do in Marietta, Oklahoma

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101 Southwest Front Street, Marietta, OK, 73448

Historical museum housing artifacts showing pioneer life. Local history exhibits, rocks, fossils, some Native American artifacts, collections, farm displays, ... More on travelOK.com
overview: Housed in the former Santa Fe Depot built in 1913, the Pioneer Museum exhibits early pioneer life in Love County along with Civil War artillery. FREE ... More on MuseumStuff.com

115 W Main, Marietta, OK 73448

Norton's Indian Territory Museum is located in Norton's Jewelry at Marietta. W.V. Norton opened the jewelry store in 1944 in a building that was built around 1890. In 1984, Ronnie Norton bought the business and added a territory museum. ... More on travelOK.com

408 1/2 W Chickasaw, Marietta, OK 73448

Museum contains more than 700 individual photos of Love County men and women who have served in the military of this great country. Features a memorial room paying tribute to 58 Love County men that have been killed in action from ... More on travelOK.com

405 W. Main, Marietta, OK 73448

Greetings from the Love County Assessor's Office. We are providing this website free to the public in the county's on-going effort to make public information more accessible than ever before. While... More on Love.okcountyassessors.org
The courthouse was built right after statehood in 1910. It is one of the oldest courthouses that is still used today. It is one of only three courthouses in Oklahoma with working clocks in ... More on travelOK.com

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