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Where Temple Lea Houston, son of General and Governor Sam Houston, is buried. Temple Houston was known for his oratory and litigation skills as a trial attorney.
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This museum covers the history of northwest Oklahoma, from the Indians to the cattlemen and oil workers.
A Works Progress Administration project, though admittedly there's not too much to look at today. Walking path.
Built by the CCC in the 1930s, this park is built around an artesian springs that looks as though it is boiling. Hiking, high plains scenery, swimming (in pool), dioramas, camping.
This is where the US Army had its base camp in the area during its expeditions against the tribes of the Cherokee Outlet. It also functioned as a cemetery for military and Native Americans and later as a mental hospital. Difficult to access though; may require calling to schedule tour.