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August 2023 by James Morgan
Has interesting items for those people doing the tour of the original Rt 66
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July 2023 by Brandi Edwards
Fun little space to explore ? . If only we didn't go in 115 heat index
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July 2023 by Laura Reagan
Saw this on the side of the road. Great place to learn but of history of the town.
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June 2023 by Alan Marshall
A nice collection of refurbished/re-created displays of Rt 66 history. Plenty to see as you wander around the property - train engine and cars, various vehicles, gas station, giant oil derrick, and a huge Rt 66 sign. There is a building there but it was not in use, looks like it's available for events. Plenty of parking, lots of photo opportunities and hardly anyone there, worth the stop.
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May 2023 by Diego “Dieguito” Garcia
Great customer service, great music. great views great food. Its not too big.
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March 2023 by J - Hunny
It is a historic village about two hours from Oklahoma CityI had the opportunity to experience the history of TulsaOn display here at the Open Air Museum,you can experience Tulsa's beginning by viewing the vintage railcars, trolley, historic pump jack and boarding a fully restored caboose and more.The tallest oil Derrick in the north America is historical and worth seeing to meI also touched the steering wheel of an old bus with wooden interior seats.If you like picturesThere are many places to see and take pictures.AlsoTulsa's latest attraction on the famous road of all times
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September 2022 by Richard Klingler
Spent a lot of time here walking around and seeing all of the neat things like the train and the tower etc etc
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September 2022 by Dawn VanderSchans
There was so many neat things. It wasn't open but you can still walk around and see things.
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September 2022 by Johnny Baldridge
If you are touring Route 66 in Tulsa Oklahoma you absolutely have to stop here for this wonderful vintage Railroad Station
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September 2022 by Denys B.
Super small museum and very friendly staff.
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August 2022 by Roberto Farias
The Route 66 passport said it was open during the week but it wasn’t. Double check the Facebook page for the times they are open before you go. We just took pictures outside.
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July 2022 by D B
This was such a fun stop! We got our Route 66 passport and stamp, and they were so kind to take group photos of us. They were so friendly! There are lots of photo ops here for some really fun, cute pics!
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June 2022 by Amanda Mart
Stopped on a Sunday around lunch time and all bathrooms were locked (inside and outside). I thought it was going to be a cute rest stop but we couldn’t enjoy it as much without bathrooms. :(Great photo ops for kiddos.
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April 2022 by Nicolaas Staalberg
The train engine is really is well preserved. Amazing, the technology and industry that was involved in building these magnificent machines?
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April 2022 by Hunter S.
Fun little stop for a couple photo ops. There was a gentleman on site repainting. He was nice and it shows they are trying to keep the property in good shape. There are a couple of historic trains and other vehicles, a little service station, and bathrooms. I didn't spend more than 10 minutes here. Wouldn't make a special trip, but a neat quick stop if you're going along Route 66 in Tulsa.
