Best places: Historical landmarks in Sand Springs, United States

Network of underground caves accessible by guided tours, plus a ranch-style campground.

Live musical & theatrical performances are staged inside this renovated circa-1938 movie theater.

Memorial plaza & statue honoring a decorated US Navy SEAL veteran & renowned military sniper.

👍👍 Had a cool trip to Fort McKavett! Such a cool place, buildings dated back in the 1700s! A part of the history that’s worth learning and experience it! Most of the buildings are extremely well preserved! Such a good work they are doing by preserving it!

Pioneer defense post & former home to Buffalo Soldiers, now housing exhibits & re-created barracks.

👍👍 Wow, such an incredible place with amazing history!

👍👍 A really clean, well run historic site. Perfect to hit up on a road trip. Big bonus for us… You can bring your dog EVERYWHERE here! Into the shop and museum as well as out in the ruins. Our favorite part was that for no extra charge they let you use a golf cart to explore the site. Our pup had fun a...

👍👍 This is a really cool, old house. You are immediately transported back in time as you step across the front threshold of this place. The group that runs and preserves this place has done a fantastic job keeping everything period appropriate, or pretty close. You can rent the Swenson House for privat...

👍👍 Homage to a Rock n Roll legend and his family. Very nice grounds, some historical architecture nearby.

👍👍 The actual geographical center of Texas is on the Wulff Cedar Creek Ranch, on FM 765, in McCullough County, near Rochelle, Mercury and Brady, Texas. It is located on private property that has a lodge that can be rented out. We were there for a family reunion. You must have a staff member take you ou...

👍👍 This courthouse is historic and a site to see

👍👍 Detoured off the interstate to see the home of the author Robert E. Howard here in Cross plains, TX. I recall reading my first Conan book when I was eight or nine and “borrowing” my Dad’s book off the back of his bed. I knew he had lived, and died in Crossplains, but only recently found out the hous...

👍👍 Lots of fun and lots of places to see.