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Heartland of America Museum

Preserving the Legacy of Oklahoma History and Heroes

The Heartland of America Museum, located on the southeast edge of Weatherford, Oklahoma, offers visitors an immersive journey through history with over 32 major exhibits and nearly 40 cabinet displays, featuring artifacts from the late 1800s to the 1950s. Among the highlights are a Vietnam-era Huey helicopter restored to honor veterans, a historic 1931 Ford Model "A," and themed buildings such as a 1930s diner, schoolhouse, and blacksmith shop. As a nonprofit foundation, the museum relies on donations and memberships to continue preserving and sharing the legacy of America's heartland.

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This is a fantastic place! They are very welcoming and have a ton of historical artifacts in there that are pretty amazing.

Tina Hall

Wonderful to travel back in time a bit and learn a bit about the area. Great for all ages and, for you Elvis lovers, the museum has a diner in which Elvis ate in several times.

Brandon Crow

Wonderful place. Very friendly staff! Kids loved the scavenger hunt. Very organized, and clean.

Barbi Zimmerman