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October 2020
Pawnee Bill Ghost Stories (now virtual)
Please note: The in-person tours have been canceled, and Pawnee Bill Ghost Stories is now a virtual event. More information will be posted as it becomes available. This event features spine-tingling, ghostly tales about Oklahoma, local legends, and the Pawnee Bill Ranch. To find out more about the ghost stories or other programs, please call 918-762-2513 or email pawneebill@okhistory.org.
Find out more »Pawnee Bill Ghost Stories (now virtual)
Please note: The in-person tours have been canceled, and Pawnee Bill Ghost Stories is now a virtual event. More information will be posted as it becomes available. This event features spine-tingling, ghostly tales about Oklahoma, local legends, and the Pawnee Bill Ranch. To find out more about the ghost stories or other programs, please call 918-762-2513 or email pawneebill@okhistory.org.
Find out more »“Cemetery Symbols: Carved in Stone” program (virtual)
Join the Oklahoma History Center as we explore the meaning behind historic gravestones in a virtual program on Saturday, October 31, from 1 to 3 p.m. Gravestones and cemeteries are rich in a language of symbols. Symbols can be difficult to interpret because their meaning changes over time. By examining the grave markers, one can learn more than just the person’s name. This virtual class will provide the skills necessary to investigate the past through tombstones. The cost is $5…
Find out more »November 2020
“Voting During a Pandemic,” Pandemic Perspectives: Stories Through Collections (virtual)
As a Smithsonian Affiliate, the Oklahoma History Center will offer a virtual portal to the program “Voting During a Pandemic,” on Tuesday, November 3, at 3 p.m. This event is free, but preregistration is required. The program is part of a new, engaging series of online talks from the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. The program will use the virtual platform to present historical objects in the national collections to lend perspective on the current pandemic. By virtually sharing…
Find out more »“Contested Notions of Equality,” This Land is Herland series presentation (virtual)
The Oklahoma Historical Society and the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center are pleased to present This Land is Herland, a series of programs on women’s activism in Oklahoma sponsored by Oklahoma Humanities. The third program, “Contested Notions of Equality,” will be held Thursday, November 5 at 7 p.m. The event will be conducted virtually and will include presentations by three scholars. Following the presentations, the scholars will be available to answer questions from the online audience. This online program will…
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