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Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

Experience / Attraction
620 N Harvey Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA
(800) 774-2348 · Ext 10311, then #
memorialmuseum.com

Step into history at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, a poignant tribute nestled along Route 66. This remarkable site honors the resilience and strength of a community forever changed, offering immersive exhibits that tell the story of the tragic events of April 19, 1995. Wander through the serene outdoor memorial, featuring the stunning Reflecting Pool and iconic Gates of Time, providing a unique pause on your road trip. Experience a heartfelt journey that resonates with every traveler, capturing the spirit of hope and remembrance along the Mother Road.

Opening Hours
Monday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday12:00 – 5:00 PM
Top Reviews
Kim Stuckert

Kim Stuckert

a month ago

"This is a fantastic museum and a wonderful tour of that dreaded and most memorable day! Visually engaging and moving. Videos bring you live footage and personal interviews. Really a stunning and thoughtful memorial and fascinating museum. Not really for children under 12. Lots of reading. Allow yourself 2 hrs if you want to watch the videos and read the posts. We only had time this visit for one museum and I’m so grateful we were lead here! Be sure to ask for your military discounts, they are happy to honor those you have served! Parking is included and the deck is just 1/2 a block away!"

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Andre Eusebio

Andre Eusebio

2 months ago

"This was something I've wanted to do for over 15 years now. Finally decided to drive from Houston to OKC. Let me tell you; breathtaking experience! This is by far one of the best memorials I've ever seen. I put it on the same level as the 9-11 Memorial in NYC, the Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial in Arizona, and the Arizona Memorial in Hawaii. The museum is gorgeous. The staff is on point with the history of the event, the grounds were beautifully preserved and cataloged. This is a must-see. My compliments to the staff for their great demeanor and greetings throughout my time there."

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Ali Alibhai

Ali Alibhai

3 months ago

"Amazing memorial! Since 9/11, it seems this tragedy seems to have been largely forgotten, but this memorial and museum does a great job of reminding us how big this event was. The memorial with the reflecting pool is beautiful and the part with the chairs is heartbreaking once you realize the small chairs represent the children that were killed. And the museum is very informative and the videos very moving. Glad we went and I highly recommend it!"

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La Tanya Wilson

La Tanya Wilson

a month ago

"1 St time in the museum which was beautifully done and 2nd time walking around the actual grounds. I'd suggest going later in afternoon if you participate in the interactions avail, it'll take 1.5+hrs then try to make your way to the grounds while there's sun but it's starting to get dark, so you can see the whole experience. I still remember when this happened coming home from school my sophomore yr and just feeling such sadness, so it was it was pretty surreal to take my 25 year old son and have this experience. Plz pay your respects to this beautiful memorial. And 2 the couple who were making out very inappropriate in front of the kids play area, Jan 6 2026 around 330 ish y'all should take that elsewhere. Y'all should know better that's not the place for that!!!"

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John Whitt

John Whitt

2 months ago

"I was 16 when this bad tragedy happen back in 1995. I have been wanting to do this for a long time finally got to do it. I really enjoyed the museum. The people that worked there was really nice and a peaceful place to visit. I send my prayers to all the families that lost someone on that day. The gift shop had a lot of cool interesting things."

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Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum | Iconic Route 66 Stop in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma