Beautiful grounds but that's all we got to see because even though the hours said they opened at…read more10am till 5pm on Fridays, we got there around 11 am and it was closed. It was our 21st anniversary and we double check hours of operation before leaving our home. Several people were stopping and found out they were closed.

THANK YOU to the volunteers who keep this piece of history alive. It's a lot of work, but so worth…read moreit. What a wonderful window into a time and place so distant in one way, but so near in another. I wasn't alive when the Marlands lived here - not even close - but my great grandmother, whom I knew well, would have been a young woman in this home's heyday. We especially enjoyed the mini-tour given to us by the woman volunteering that day, and learned more in 15 minutes than in a week of attending a history class.

I'm glad this place exists, there should be more like it - places that uphold and remember women's…read morecontributions and achievements. The statue itself is also impressive.

VERY DISAPPOINTED!! CALL BEFORE YOU GO. Traveled from Blanchard, OK to Ponca City to tour the…read moremuseum. Checked the website for hours of operation before travel. Arrived at the museum and it was closed. No note on the door, no vm, no update on the website. Did not get to tour. Recommend the Standing Bear Museum and monument and the Marland Mansion.

Five stars. Would stop and smell the flowers again…read more Beautiful and well curated gardens with nice walking paths, picnic gazebos, and a wide variety of pretty plants and flowers. Ample lawns stretch into the distance with slight slopes on the east side and plenty of shade trees. My mom and I took a lunch break here away from the hospital where my dad was recovering from surgery. It really relaxed and refreshed our frayed nerves. Cann is much more casual and natural than other formal gardens like Longwood Gardens in Southeast Pennsylvania. I could imagine building something like it for myself if I had a nice large landscape to work with.

While working our way back to the main interstate 35 we came across this museum. At first we didnt…read moreknow what to expect. We were warmly welcomed by Melissa who gave us a brief run down of the place. This place is a true museum with a lot of history of the town of Blackwell and its citizens. This place appears to have alot of things donated by local people who gave things that were a part of their lives or occupation. There are lots of items from numerous wars including World War one and two for sure. Lots of household items that were once used. Forgot to mention that is a hands on museum. Many items can be touched gently. Good luck on your adventure here. We hope to come back again some day when we have more time to look around. Be prepared to spend at least 2 hours here.

This amazing museum is noteworthy both for its collections and for the building itself. The…read morebuilding, 1913, is on the National Registry of Historic Places. The building was originally called The Electric Pavilion. It's 31,000 square feet are home to exhibits that include trains, dolls, school history, smelter, 1955 devastating tornado, farm, ranch, fire, clubs, medical and Native American. It is an open and interesting place for both adults and children. It is a perfect place for travelers to take a break. Opened just this month is an in-depth exhibit "F5 in 1955" commemorating the 1955 Blackwell-Udall, Ks tornadoes. The exhibit features personal stories, video presentations and a tornado simulator. It occupies an entire room and gives interesting informative information about tornadoes.

Werent helpful to me. Wanted to buy a wooden swing for my fathers 85 bday. they only had floor…read moremodels which was fine but instead of trying to get some one to dissassemble it and put it it in my car the cashier said I would need a pickup. That was the only choice she gave me and left me standing there. Not going to beg them to take my money!

Update - Every time I go there they are adequately staffed. Very helpful staff at that. Glad they…read moregot their stuff together because I like the store and their selection of items.

I love this little park focused on Native American history. The walk around is not too long nor is…read moreit very hilly...suitable for all physical capabilities. It does get pretty warm during the summer months. Be sure and stop by the museum before you head out. If you're in the area during the fall, don't miss the powwow just across the street.

This is a great little walk around. Not intense. Slight little hills up and down. Wore the kids out…read moreon their scooters. They got to learn some about the Native's in our area as there was historical points throughout the park, several monuments and areas to push buttons and be told background history. There's a small pond. The area was well maintained. The grass was long in some places which to me was very pretty. Lots of trees and nice shade. Benches too. Good parking. Had a great time!

Regional Actors Community Theatre at Northern Oklahoma College, provides opportunities for everyone…read morein North Central Oklahoma and South Central Kansas to experience the joy of participation in the theatrical arts.

A very well staged little museum that is jam packed full of history and artifacts from this great…read moreAmerican company and it's employees. Artifacts and memorabilia are priceless and fun to look at and educate the viewer. And it's free.