Centennial Land Run Monument
Discover the spirit of the Old West at the Centennial Land Run Monument in Oklahoma City, a must-see gem on Route 66! This awe-inspiring tribute captures the energy of the historic land rush with stunning sculptures that bring to life the courage of settlers. Wander through the sprawling park, soak in the vibrant atmosphere, and snap unforgettable photos against this iconic backdrop. Perfect for travelers seeking to connect with history and celebrate the adventurous heart of America’s Mother Road!
Jeff Schmidt
2 months ago"A very large, long, and detailed series of bronze statues erected to celebrate 100 years since the land run occurred here in Oklahoma. Plenty of parking nearby so you can walk the area if desired. It can also be glimpsed momentarily from the Interstate if one is looking in the right direction while passing. The sculptures denote the men and women who were lined up and ready to go stake their claim in the last unclaimed area of the United States. The artwork is detailed, the statues larger than life. And when viewing them up close seem to stretch for football field or more in a series of stages. There are a few other monuments and memorials nearby speaking to various issues and themes. We stopped on a cold and windy day which was pleasantly bright and sunny to walk a bit and enjoy the area."
theDSsucks
5 months ago"This was really more impressive than I expected. I went out of my way to see this while driving through OKC. The trail path leads to a quiet relaxing peaceful river walk which I really enjoyed. No problem parking but probably because it was a weekday and no one was around."
P E
2 weeks ago"Impressive series of statues not far from other attractions like bricktown etc."
Chrystal Limon
6 months ago"Incredible monument! The size and detail of these sculptures are breathtaking — it truly brings history to life. This stop meant a lot to me because my family actually participated in both land runs, so seeing it represented so powerfully was emotional and meaningful. It’s peaceful, free to visit, and a must-see in OKC. Great for photos and history lovers alike. Follow my adventures & hidden gem finds: @diamond.in.the.rough.78 🐎📍✨"
Zuzana Patterson
2 months ago"Cool monument and area to walk around. Statues were majestic and really made me feel like I got transported in time."
