Oklahoma
Welcome to Native America!
Spiro Mounds, Oklahoma
Once the center of a complex
Native American civilization, the
Spiro Mounds were built in the
form of a giant astronomical
calender to help determine the
longest and shortest days of the
year.
Once the center of a complex
Native American civilization, the
Spiro Mounds were built in the
form of a giant astronomical
calender to help determine the
longest and shortest days of the
year.
Carriages and Castles
Carriage rides are one of the
features of the annual Muskogee
Azalea Festival. The city also
boasts historic landmarks and
even a castle!
Carriage rides are one of the
features of the annual Muskogee
Azalea Festival. The city also
boasts historic landmarks and
even a castle!
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| Stunning color and natural beauty are the hallmarks of the Muskogee Azalea Festival Muskogee, Oklahoma |
Oklahoma is about as far west as you
can go and still be in the South!
Once known as the Indian Territories,
Oklahoma offers stunning natural
beauty, historic sites, modern cities
and something to see for every
member of the family.
Oklahoma proudly connects with its
Native American roots and frontier
past. And for Civil War enthusiasts, it
was here that the last Confederate
general laid down his arms.
Begin your tour of Native America by
following the links below:
can go and still be in the South!
Once known as the Indian Territories,
Oklahoma offers stunning natural
beauty, historic sites, modern cities
and something to see for every
member of the family.
Oklahoma proudly connects with its
Native American roots and frontier
past. And for Civil War enthusiasts, it
was here that the last Confederate
general laid down his arms.
Begin your tour of Native America by
following the links below: