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Kerr-McGee Gallery
The Kerr-McGee Gallery is a rich history of Oklahoma from our oil and gas exploration to our military contributions since the first expeditions by the Spanish in the 16th century. Visitors can enjoy numerous artifacts including items from an 1830s riverboat excavated from the Red River, a Katz Drugstore Counter replica, examples of Oklahoma's entrepreneurial history and a 3-D reconstruction of an oil derrick. Topics covered include African Americans, Natural Resources, Travel & Transportation, Business, Early Inventions, Military in Oklahoma, and Civil War.
