Centennial Land Run Monument is an art installation by Paul Moore, located in the Oklahoma City Bricktown District, in the U.S. state of Oklahoma. The Monument is one of the largest bronze sculptures in the world. This memorial is open year-round to the public. It has 50,000 people rushing across the frontier to claim land in an area historically known as Oklahoma Territory's Unassigned Lands. The sheer scale of the statues reflects the living standards. It has convenient access for disabled people to get entry to the trail. The park has adequate parking spaces where the tourists can begin their iconic walk. It affords free entry.
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CENTENNIAL LAND RUN MONUMENT REVIEWS
I have never seen so much statue in one place in all my life! Jaw dropping really. This is an amazing site to visit, gorgeous scenery, and a nice walk from anywhere around Bricktown. I highly recommend seeing this as a tourist or a local. Such an important monument and completed way above any expectation I could have had.
What a wonderful series of monuments so finely detailed. I can hardly wait to see the final two sculptures that are to be added during the next couple of years. It brings our country’s history to life in a manner that could only be described by the workmanship exhibited here. Wonderful!
Oklahoma City Land Rush Monument is beautiful. You can see it from the Water Taxi from Bricktown and get a little information on the artist. We also drove down by Bass Pro shop and under the bridge to see the Statues. But to walk up and see the statues in person is awesome.
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'Oklahoma State Capitol' is the house of government of the U.S. state of Oklahoma. The Greco-Roman building was surmounted by a dome and houses murals and paintings from the past of Oklahoma. The design is Greco-Roman, and the structure consists of 650 rooms and 11 acres of floor space with walls, preserved stained glass, plaza tribal flag, and exhibits of evolving art. It has over 100 acres in NE Oklahoma City, and the Oklahoma Capitol is the only place in the world surrounded by wells of working oil; it is integrated with the building's original design plans. Four walls show the scenes of the battles of the First World War, the Second World War, Korea, and Vietnam, along with a bronze statue. They also give self-guided tours.
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Such a fabulous building in the heart of Oklahoma The state has done a very good job renovating and rejuvenating this landmark structure. Visitors are welcome and encouraged. Parking is very good on the south side of the Capitol and the entrance locations are well staffed and secure. There is a very nice little gift shop on the "B" level (a little pricey) but it has a great variety and there are "clearance" items available. The bathroom facilities are very clean and well stocked. It is a very busy location during the legislative season (Jan-May) and there a frequent displays in the rotunda.
Very nice I joined in between it was undergoing renovation and there was not much information we only took to the entrance we took some photos and we continued to another place but we liked it is an imposing structure we will return to see if we can meet you inside successes and greetings.
Pretty place with great architecture and art. Definitely worth a visit. Unfortunately, nearly every politician who works in this building needs to be absolutely fired and banned from future public service.
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'Henry Overholser Mansion' is a mansion in Oklahoma City's Heritage Hills. The mansion was established in 1903 and highlighted the Overholser family's heritage and the history of Oklahoma City. The 11,700 square-foot Châteauesque-style mansion was designed by London-trained architect W. S. Matthews. It is a non-profit organization committed to preserving the state's historic cultural residences and structures. The three-story house retains its original furnishings and fittings, offering a unique experience when tourists enter another time and see the house as a family of Overholser. Guided tours are given to help tourists know the stories. They also afford complimentary admission for children under the age of 6.
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Adults - $19
Seniors (age 65+) - $7
Students (age 6–18) - $5
Group Rate (25+) - $5/person
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HENRY OVERHOLSER MANSION REVIEWS
The mansion is an important part of Oklahoma City's history. It is in excellent condition and has impressed this antique collector with its's beautiful furniture. The overall presentation and the tour guide could have been more professional. The surrounding neighborhood is very impressive and should be a must-see if you choose to visit this city. I would have preferred an availability to more literature about the mansion and the city.
Beautiful house and grounds in the high-end area. The informative guide who knew her hometown. It's too bad several more of these classic homes were not open for viewing until early Oct. Would have spent the better part of a day touring.
Wow.. it really is a site to see. The pictures on here just can not do it justice. If you like history…you will LOVE this!
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