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Tom Mix Museum

Dewey Tom Mix Museum

★★★★☆ 4.8 (79)

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Sooner Pool Splash Area

Bartlesville Sooner Pool Splash Area

★★★★☆ 4.4 (26)

Family Fun Center

Bartlesville Family Fun Center

★★★★☆ 4.3 (18)

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Family Fun Center

Has been a long-time local business in Bartsville, Oklahoma, with customers who have been visiting since their teenage years and now bring their own children to race
The go-karts are specifically designed to be large enough for most ages to drive their own vehicle, allowing younger children to experience the feeling of driving independently rather than just being passengers

Bartlesville Area History Museum

The museum features an animated likeness of Frank Griggs, a pioneer photographer whose extensive photo collection documents Bartlesville's past and is described as 'a true treasure' for preserving local history
Located on the 5th floor of Bartlesville City Hall, the museum is free to visit and operates as a self-guided tour, making it an accessible hidden gem that many long-time Bartlesville residents have never discovered

Tom Mix Museum

Died in an unusual manner—killed by a suitcase—with the vehicle he died in (a Cord automobile) and the suitcase itself on display at the museum
The museum features a full-size statue of Tom Mix with his famous horse Tony near the entrance

Dewey Hotel Museum

The museum features a paranormal phenomenon where visitors have reported camera malfunctions on the third floor, with one visitor's automatic camera refusing to focus on any objects except a specific saddle, suggesting potential haunting activity that has become a notable attraction feature
The Dewey Hotel Museum preserves authentic pre-statehood Oklahoma history across three floors with period-correct furnishings and artifacts, providing a glimpse into life before Oklahoma achieved statehood

Osage Nation Museum

Founded in 1938, the Osage Nation Museum is the oldest tribally owned museum in America
The museum is housed in a historic stone chapel built in 1872, which now serves as the primary exhibition space

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