Archive
ODL Grant Helps with New Additions
02/28/2022
Speak: Speak While You Can
01/01/2022
New Art
05/17/2021
Savages and Princesses open
11/05/2020
Youtube account going live
11/05/2020
Summer smART boxes a hit!
10/22/2020
Preservation Specialist to visit
01/17/2020
Altars of Reconciliation
10/02/2019
Seminole History and Culture Classes
08/14/2019
Due to the popularity of our January-February sessions, the Seminole Nation Museum has approved hosting a second round of Seminole history and culture classes beginning Saturday, March 16, 2019.
The free classes, which are open to the public, will be conducted Saturdays at the museum and will run from March 16 through April 20.
The course will present the genesis of the Seminole people and their origins as Mvskoke mound builders. We will examine their evolu Read More
Seminole Freedman
03/17/2017
Though not widely known, the story of the Black Seminoles is deeply rooted in the fabric of American history.
Fleeing plantations in the American South, slaves first began making their way to Spanish Florida in the late 1600s, when Spain offered freedom to fugitives who agreed to defend the Spanish crown. Just north of St. Augustine, black refugees from British America founded the settlement of Mose, the first legally sanctioned free black town in North America. Read More
Look Who's in Oklahoma Today!
08/01/2007
The story, written by contributing editor Brooke Adcox, selects venues in each of Oklahoma’s seventy–seven counties that are, as she explains, patchwork pieces...essential to the Oklahoma Experience. Read More
Memorials Honor Loved Ones
08/01/2007
Donations to the Memorial Fund may be made to honor the living (Living Memorials) or the deceased and are used to purchase new artworks, artifacts and build permanent additions to the museum building and grounds.
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