Large grounds, was open on Sunday. Lots of attractions jammed inside. Great vibe. Great old cars…read more Great value, as well.

Such a fun stop on Route 66! For just $5 you get to see so many cool exhibits, from vintage cars…read moreto old-time displays that really bring the history to life. The place has a nostalgic vibe, lots of photo opportunities, and the staff are very welcoming. Definitely worth the visit if you're passing through!

We were seated at the table, no eye contact from the front of the house staff, no greeting for…read moreabout 15 minutes. The two servers in the front were more focused with the two gentlemen in the counter. There were 2 walk ins that they served first before us. It was a very disappointing customer service experience.

This is a great piece of Americana. Formerly a Conoco station and accompanying U-Drop Inn, the…read morechamber of commerce boasts a great display of local history, business information and information about various Route 66 sites. Stop here during the day and your kids can watch Cars while you look at the displays. Stop at night and see the "neon" in all it's glory!

Friendly welcoming staff. Very cool historic building. Will be stopping again when next on Route 66…read more Delicious coffee too.

Beautiful building constructed in 1936 as a gas station and cafe along route 66. The gas station…read morepumps still grace one side of the building, and the office area preserved. On the other side of the building is a row of tesla charge stations. On the opposite end from the gas pumps is a small cafe where you can still stop for a coffee, something sweet and a sandwich. The atmosphere is sunny and the employee friendly. Between the gas station and cafe is a gift shop with information about Shamrock, TX and historic Rt 66. Pick up your Rt 66 memorabilia here from stickers and coasters to t-shirts and ornaments. The ladies here were a delight to chat with. Good stop on our Historic Rt 66 tour.

This place is HUGE! And donation based. Also has two gift shops. Such a nice docent at the front…read moredesk and cow bell over the entrance door to be sure she sees you coming. Learned so much about barbed wire BEYOND how it's made and the history. Learned about its application beyond cow fencing to people fencing during wars and at internment camps. There's even a barbed wire brassiere there as a nod to the building's past as a ladies' undergarment factory. Cool stop totally worth the time. And time you do need to plan for cuz it's huge with great write-ups and categories per room. Lots of old farm machinery and how it used knots in rope to open the seed drop mechanism every measured distance, tools the fence line folks used to carry on the horses to maintain the barbed wire, branding irons, dust bowl history WITH a jar of the actual dust, etc.

It's fun, free and interesting. This museum, once a bra factory, houses several different types of…read morebarbed wire (or what it is also called, the devil's rope!). Supposedly there are over 2000 patents for it, so depending on how interested you are, the visit time varies. The building also houses the Texas Route 66 Museum, which is small or fairly-sized, but still has plenty of memorabilia to check out. There is also a wall that has the pictures of Texas Route 66 Hall of Fame inductees. If you're traveling on the Mother Road, don't skip out on this museum! One last thing to note: they have a cool gift shop so it is very likely you'll find something you collect here.

What a great spot! It was about an hour and 15 minute drive from Oklahoma City. I had googled…read morethings to see in Oklahoma while driving through for a quick road trip. Admission was $7, and it was worth the drive. I grew up in St. Louis along route 66 so I could relate to a lot of this history. This museum brings up so many good memories and makes you feel very nostalgic. It was so interesting. They break up the history of Route 66 by the decade starting in the 1920s. This museum focuses mostly on Oklahoma's history of Route 66, but they do bring up things from all of the other states involved along the way. After seeing so many of the Route 66 sites in Oklahoma, it makes me so badly want to drive from Chicago to Santa Monica! Maybe I will one day.

Wonderful place, amazing staff & movies!!…read more Lots of old fashion stuff in your interested in that type of stuf

We had an excellent local docent when we drove to the RRV Museum. Great archeology exhibit and…read morelocal displays. Thank you. We will be back.

A great museum! A vast collection of Native artifacts, a wonderful exhibit on the historic…read moreWaggoner Ranch, an incredible collection of animals and much more.

Was so blessed to see this right at the perfect time. Thank You Jesus…read more It's a big lovely cross that's easy to access from the highway and gives glory to our Lord, and reminds us of what He's done

This was such a humbling experience. And the cross is HUGE. A must see if you are in the area.read more

It's not your ordinary local history museum - it has preserved a lot of everyday artifacts and…read morestories with the names of the people they belong to, and you can easily get immersed in the lives of past town residents. It's a lot more engaging than most museums because of the personal level, and the caretakers are a joy to talk to.

Very comprehensive small town museum. Interesting displays on a variety of subjects. 2 floors,…read morejam packed with great stuff. Extremely friendly staff will give you personal tour, or leave you alone.