The presenatation of this monument is amazing even down to the hoofprints in the sand as they crossed the river. A definite must see.

This is larger than life size and very impressive to see. It is at the edge of bricktown. If you go during the day, you can park for free next to this park and walk into the park to look at the iron sculptures of...More

The dark bronze group of 45 sculptures, consisting of horses, dogs, people, carriages and weapons, are all fantastic. The details on each one are exceptional and awe-inspiring. It was created to commemorate the “Land Run” Movement of 1889 set up to grab the Unassigned Lands,...More

We stumbled upon this by chance while out walking. There is one sign partially covered by a tree, it didn’t appear on any guide book literature I had read and the hotel made no mention of it. I found this amazing, as the piece of...More

If you take a water taxi tour on the canal you will go past this marvellous monument. I can admit that I did not know about it until I saw it from the boat. It is life sized and really conveys what it must have...More

I consider this a “must see” for all ages. It’s the largest display of statues nationwide and is designed by an Oklahoman and made in Norman, Oklahoma. They exhibit how our ancestors staked their claim in Oklahoma. What a great way to display our history....More

They are just breath taking. Cannot wait to see the finished project. It blends in beautifully with the landscape.