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Visitor tip
Book a guided tour in advance by calling (918) 686-6624 - reviewers specifically praised knowledgeable guides like Angie who share fascinating local history facts about Bass Reeves, Girl Scout cookies origins, and Muskogee's founding that you might miss on a self-guided visit.
Visitor tip
Bring kids to the Kids Zone and consider visiting during special events like Railroad Day or Night at the Museum for enhanced interactive experiences - families specifically mentioned it's 'fun for the kiddos' with hands-on attractions like a walkable train engine.
Best time
Visit on a weekday or call ahead to check hours before your trip, as reviewers recommend confirming via the museum's Facebook page or website (918-686-6624) since hours may vary for special events.
About Three Rivers Museum
Regional history museum with food trucks. Museum dedicated to local history, with rotating food trucks in the parking lot every Thursday.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Local Heritage Museum
- Location
- Renovated railroad depot, Muskogee's Depot District
- Hours
- Wednesday-Saturday, 10am-5pm
- Admission
- $5 adults, $3 seniors/military/children
- Special Events
- Bass Reeves celebration, Christmas Open House, Polar Express Pajama Party, Night at the Museum
What visitors say
This was a great museum. Worth stopping to see. Variety of things to look at. From the train station, Girl Scouts and so much more. The women’s restroom was immaculate. There were fresh flowers in there. Statues outside of the museum to…
Excellent & diverse collection. Everything from early Girl Scouts, railroads, Tuskegee Airmen, WWI & WWII, Bass Reeves, sports, outlaws, Belle Starr, early Muskogee artifacts.
This is an amazing place. Get a guided tour if you have the time. Angie was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the Museum. Just some of the facts: 1. Sheriff Bass Reeves made Muskogee his home after he retired from Judge Parker.…
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Did You Know?
- Girl Scout cookies were first baked at Muskogee High School and were shipped to soldiers if not sold locally, establishing Muskogee's unique connection to Girl Scout cookie history
- Bass Reeves, the first Black sheriff in the United States and a member of the Cowboy Hall of Fame, made Muskogee his home after retiring from Judge Parker's court
- The museum features an original one-room schoolhouse and an operational train engine that visitors can enter
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