Native American, railroad, turn-of-the century evry-day items and clothing. Misc. local history items

We have limited resources available for research. We do have Sapulpa city directories from 1906 to date, old telephone directories, family collections.

We require docents to conduct tours of our building. Last year we initiated a summer children's program to introduce them to Sapulpa's history. We had guest speakers, including a Yuchi Indian lady, who spoke on their culture, and a great grandson of our town's namesake, Chief Sapulpa,who spoke about his Creek Indian heritage.

Independent local history museum controlled by Board of Directors

Access: Staff Only

Appointment required: False

A full tour of our museum takes approximately one hour, and we have docents who will show you through.

We have created a small village to showcase some of Sapulpa 's early businesses. Included are an early-day blacksmith shop, a sheriff's office, the John F. Egan General Merchandise Store, Rock Creek Indian Methodist Church, Euchee Mission Boarding School , and a diorama of the Frisco Railroad shops that were located here in the early 1900s.