Gill's Framing and Photo Restoration is top notch! Friendly people and great service! They never…read moredisappoint me.

This is an amazing shop with much more than framing. They also do photo restoration and are…read morefamiliar with military custom work. I can't recommend them enough!

Super friendly staff and the prices are way cheaper than on campus. Definitely consider going here…read moreinstead of the bookstore

This was a small, but very nice Museum…read more FREE, although they ask for donations. Basic displays and interesting information about air defenses. Located on FORT SILL, so it's not really a drive by visit, but if you're on post for graduation or another event it's definitely worth a look.

Very interesting and well put together museum. Highly recommend if you're in the area. Learned a…read morelot.

I am visiting from California and this museum is amazing!!!! Literally a 10/10 so fun for such a…read morecheap price!! Only $10 a person to enter the inside which is two stories including the outside. The inside has a fun tornado experience. Had so much fun I would definitely recommend to come here. They also had such a fun room for kids to play with grocery items. (People in the military go in free)

First time here and a nice and Neat little shop next to the Old Plantation Restaurant. The shop…read moreitself is full of local T-Shirt designs that look to be made in store with a shirt printing press in the back room. A visit for small items such as souvenirs for the family.

Trying to find the Ice cream shopp in medicine park,a lady was standing outside her gallery asked…read moreif wanted to look around before she closed up.. uh of course ;).. this is the best gallery to display the art and talent of medicine park and native American art but with a unique twist.. prices are not outrageous and the owner was so sweet and bubbly.. very informative on every piece.. beautiful jewelry also :)

I highly recommend the Comanche National Museum & Cultural Center in Lawton. I personally loved…read morethis museum in Oklahoma. It's a bit off the beaten path, but parking and admission were free. Donations were welcome. The displays were gorgeous... you must be up for reading. I read fast! Because it is a smaller museum, I would plan for about an hour visit. Less if you read fast. Comanche words were scattered everywhere, tying in with authentic Comanche art, artifacts, or collections... a few of which photos were not allowed. One of my softball coaches from college was/is Comanche. I still keep up with her on Facebook and her involvement with The Comanche Nation. The Comanche Code Talkers of World War II will never be forgotten! They were amazingly resilient... "their codes were never broken!" Loved all of the local artists pieces. Plus my kid and I got to try on a buffalo robe. Very kind woman at the check-in area on 7.26.2025. Clean women's restrooms!

My husband and I enjoyed going to this small museum. It was very informative and we enjoyed seeing…read moreartifacts. This museum is definitely small but it is free!

These guys are great! Always on time and fantastic quality of work. Would recommend them to anyone.read more

I have been using this company almost since the day they opened for business. I did not know who…read morethey were but was fortunate enough to come across them when I really needed high quality embroidery done quickly. The work was flawless and priced fairly. I've used them regularly ever since for what I guess is about 17 years. Best people you could hope to work with. When I saw someone post something really bad about them earlier I immediately assumed it was a competitor. Because I've sent them a ton of business and everyone of them were thrilled with the quality of work.

A Native American-owned small business located in Medicine Park, specializing in custom-designed…read moreshirts and apparel that celebrate the local culture, Wichita Mountains, and Comanche heritage. Founded in 2011 by owners descended from Quanah Parker, the company was created to address the lack of quality clothing representing Native American heritage. It focuses on hand-printed, high-quality shirts, hats, and accessories that reflect the Southern Plains, Medicine Park, Wichita Wildlife Refuge, and Comanche culture. Prices are pretty reasonable. Very courteous staff.