Landmark Club
Presents
Cowboys, Native American & Oil Barons
September 29-October 3, 2014
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Day 1-Monday, September 29
Today we travel across southern Missouri to Oklahoma. The Sooner State is one of the most culturally diverse
states in America. It is home to more Native American tribes than any other state. Oklahoma also boasts some
of the largest cattle ranches in the country as well as numerous world champion rodeo cowboys. Oklahoma is
also one of the leading oil producers in the US. We will stop in Vinita to visit the Eastern Trails Museum featuring
American Indian and pioneer artifacts as well as memorabilia from World War I and World War II. We will continue to
Tulsa and check into the Hardrock Casino Resort Hotel for the next four nights. A buffet dinner is included tonight. (D)
Day 2-Tuesday, September 30
After a wonderful buffet breakfast we will head to Sallisaw to visit Sequoya’s Cabin. This log cabin dates back to 1829
when Sequoyah developed a syllabary that gave the Cherokees a written form of their language. Then we travel to
Muskogee to visit Ataloa Lodge Museum showcasing more than 20,000 artifacts collected from tribes throughout the
country. We will also visit the Five Civilized Tribes Museum. The culture and history of the Cherokee, Choctaw,
Chickasaw, Creek and Seminole tribes are on display here. Return to Tulsa for the evening and a buffet dinner at your
leisure. (B, D)
Day 3-Wednesday, October 1
We will start our travels today with a visit to the unique Nut House before heading to Cherokee Country. Here we will be
treated to a guided tour including tribal capital at Tahlequah. We will also see the Female Seminary. At the Heritage
Center we will learn more about the Cherokee culture and the Trail of Tears. We step out the back door of the museum
and into the Ancient Village where we will see life as it was for the Cherokees before the arrival of Europeans in
America. Lunch is included today along with a Cherokee storyteller. This afternoon we visit the Gilcrease Museum, one
of the country’s finest facilities for the preservation, study and appreciation of American art and history and its
formidable collection of art from the American West and South America. Dinner is on your own tonight. (B, L)
Day 4-Thursday, October 2
Bartlesville will be our destination today to see the Conoco Museum dedicated to Oklahoma oil Industry and one of
its founders, Frank Phillips. Then we are off to see Woolaroc Ranch. This sprawling former home of Frank Phillips
highlights the culture and legacy of the American West. As we make our way back to Tulsa we will visit the Dog Iron
Ranch. This is the birthplace of Oklahoma’s favorite son, Will Rogers. We will also visit the Will Rogers Museum. In
Claremore we visit the JM Davis Arms Museum featuring over 20,000 firearms. Some of the weapons on display were
owned by famous outlaws of the Old West. As we travel back to Tulsa we will stop to view the Golden Driller statue. The
76-foot tall statute is dedicated to the men and women of the oil industry and is the tallest free standing statue in the
world. Tonight we will enjoy a farewell dinner at Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar Restaurant with our group. (B, D)
Day 5-Friday, October 3
This morning we will visit the Garden Diva as seen on HGTV and stroll through the many garden sculptures. From there
we depart Tulsa and begin our journey home. (B)
Tour Includes:
Private Coach Service ● four nights lodging/hotel taxes/baggage handling ● Breakfast daily, one lunch and three dinners
● Sightseeing and admissions as per the itinerary ● Travel and trip interruption insurance ● Gratuities for drivers and
guides and included meals
Highlights include:
Eastern Trails Museum ● Sequoya’s Cabin ● Atoloa Lodge Museum ● Five Civilized Tribes Museum ● Tribal Capital at
Tahlequah ● The Heritage Center ● Ancient Village ● Cherokee Storyteller ● Gilgrease Museum ● Conoco Museum ●
Dog Iron Ranch ● JM Davis Arms Museum ● Golden Driller Statue
Cost per person is:
DOUBLE -$1090 ● SINGLE -$1350 ● TRIPLE – $990
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Travel arrangements by CTN Travels