Steeped in cowboy and native culture, Duncan offers visitor a great way to learn about the history of the area. These attractions and historic sites allow you to experience Duncan's rich and colorful past.
The Chisholm Trail Heritage Center announced it will join museums nationwide in the Blue Star Museums initiative, a program that provides free admission to currently-serving U.S. military personnel and their families this summer. The...
This 1918 prairie-style, two-story brick home is one of the best remaining brick examples of prairie-style in Oklahoma. The Foreman House was built by W.T. Foreman, one of the most prominent pioneers of Duncan....
Isn’t it time you discovered Historic Downtown Duncan? Known as the Antique Capital of Southwest Oklahoma.Be prepared to fall in love with quaint old buildings by exploring the wide variety of shops to satisfy...
Enjoy the history of Duncan from the Chisholm Trail to the present by reading the sidewalk stepping stones in historic downtown Duncan.
Located in Duncan’s Fuqua Park, The Rock Island 905 Depot, Museum & Gift Shop feature an old Rock Island steam locomotive #905 in addition to an on-site museum and gift shop housed in a...
The original Stephens County Courthouse, designed by Jewell Hicks, was built in 1921 by the Manhattan Construction Company and demolished in 1968. With the help of Duncan Enhancement Trust Authority (DETA), Main Street Duncan, and...
The Genealogy Library has a collection of books, microfilms, and CDs to help people in their search for ancestral records. There are books and census indices for nearly every state. Records of deaths and...
Visiting the museum can transport you back into a simpler time; you can literally “step” into Grandma’s kitchen or the family dentist’s offices. See authentic room vignettes filled with treasured antiques, memorabilia, and other...
Located in historic downtown Duncan. Low prices, friendly staff and the most comfortable seats in town! PLEASE CALL MOVIE LINE at 255-5588 TO VERIFY TIMES. Movie times sometimes vary based on length of movie....
Monument Hill is located in Addington, OK. Approximately 20 miles south of Duncan. Travel Highway 81, then turn left onto Monument Road/E1910 Road and travel east for 2.9 miles.
