LeeAnne W.
8/4/2025
The Museum of the Red River is absolutely spectacular and is a gem of a place in McCurtain County. They have rotating exhibits and the most amazing collection of native american art and historical...
Museum of the Red River
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812 E Lincoln Rd
Idabel, OK 74745
The Museum of the Red River, located in Idabel, Oklahoma, showcases a diverse collection of art and archaeology from around the world, including a notable exhibit featuring the Oklahoma State Dinosaur, Acrocanthosaurus atokensis. Admission to the museum is free, supported by various corporate partners, making it an accessible cultural destination for all visitors.
In addition to its permanent exhibits, the museum offers rotating selections such as the "50-50 III" exhibit, along with community programs and events aimed at enhancing educational opportunities. The facility also houses the Don and Mary Etta Herron Reception Hall, Lifeways Gallery, and the Gregory H. Perino Archaeological Study Area, further enriching the visitor experience.
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Kim M.
3/13/2025
What a fun, free way to spend some time in Oklahoma! This museum is very clean and well-kept. The employees were knowledgeable and friendly. We really enjoyed the quick overview they gave when we...
D H.
8/5/2025
We love stopping by on our way to the lake, they have rotating exhibits as another person stated and the Native American exhibits are plentiful and educational
Alice L.
3/21/2021
Recently visited Broken Bow on a family trip and wanted to stop by this museum. Glad we did! Admission was free, and they have an array of beautiful artifacts. If you love history it's worth a stop.
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