The Chisholm  

Horizon Hill (the Seay Mansion) is temporarily closed, but The Chisholm museum remains open for visitors. We appreciate your understanding.

Our mission is to collect, preserve, and share the story of farming and ranching in Oklahoma, from its historical roots through contemporary issues. The Chisholm connects visitors to Oklahoma farming and ranching traditions through exhibits and programs. Our offerings focus on the lives of individuals, families, and industries that have played a role in Oklahoma’s agricultural production.

Visitors can explore museum exhibits, walk through history in the Heritage Village, and experience Horizon Hill, the historic home of Territorial Governor A. J. Seay.

About the Museum

The Chilsholm is an affiliate of the Oklahoma Historical Society and is operated by Chisholm Trail Museum, Inc. The complex serves as a unique public-private partnership and is supported by the nonprofit with the assistance of Oklahoma Historical Society and Kingfisher County. To learn more, visit thechisholm.org.

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Digitized Collections on The Gateway to Oklahoma History
More than 2,500 images and documents from The Chisholm’s collections are available on The Gateway to Oklahoma History. Start exploring now.