Eastern Trails Museum
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, the Eastern Trails Museum in Vinita, Oklahoma, invites travelers to delve into the rich tapestry of America's road history. This charming museum showcases an impressive collection of artifacts and exhibits that celebrate the local culture and the heritage of the Mother Road. With its engaging displays and warm, welcoming atmosphere, it's a must-visit stop that offers a captivating glimpse into the stories that shaped this legendary highway. Whether you're a history buff or a curious wanderer, the Eastern Trails Museum promises an unforgettable experience on your Route 66 adventure.
-stacey.
a year ago"Such a cute, well-maintained, free museum. The museum is located behind the library. Stopped in with my dad and had the place to ourselves, so we didn't feel rushed and had ample time to really check everything out. The gentleman there was able to help with any questions but wasn't pushy and didn't hover. He was able to share some great information in addition to the displays. We both really enjoyed doing in and learned more than we expected. There are a wide variety of displays and interests covered, so at least a little something for everyone."
Charlie Smalley
2 years ago"A brilliantly curated little museum. Well worth a stop on your way through town as it’s free to enter. Staff are friendly and keen to answer any questions. We learned a lot about the history of Vinita from the informative and engaging exhibits."
Benji Ortiz
a year ago"Amazing place to visit. Lots of cool artifacts and stories. Very friendly lady that was working there on my visit."
Yvette Marchetti
3 years ago"I was brought here by my Route 66 passport and was so glad I came! A wonderful human history experience, better than I could have hoped for! I hope to visit again and I 100% everyone stop by when cruising through!"
Sponge Bob
3 years ago"We came across this nice little museum on our way through in early May, 2023. They had a surprisingly good collection. We enjoyed touring the museum. The only down side is that it's a little on the small side. It kind of left me wanting for a little more. But still a very nice little museum. Definitely worth a stop."
