Here's a few photos from today's reenactment of the Battle of Honey Springs near Checotah. Tomorrow's (11/9) reenactment begins at 1:00 pm.

UNDEFEATED. UNDETERRED. UNFINISHED.

🎙️New episode out today! Find it on your favorite podcast app.

Mike Elko and A&M have allowed 2 of 33 on 3rd downs in SEC play. Tonight Florida was 1-10 Miss State was 1-10. Auburn was 0-13

Yesterday, we were glad to host the staff at @watertaxi for a tour of the Oklahoma History Center. The water taxi pilots do a great job informing OKC's visitors about our history.

We had a great time today on an OHS members-only tour of the Oklahoma State Capitol with OHS Executive Director @TraitThompson. Become a member at https://t.co/53D91MYsUw to enjoy perks like member-only events, free admission to our 20+ sites, and more!

If you listen to the latest episode of A Very OK Podcast, you can find out more about the person Noble County was named after.

OTD in 1907, the Oklahoma Constitution was adopted with 71% of the vote. William Jennings Bryan called it the best constitution ever written while William Howard Taft said it was a combination of “Bourbonism and despotism, flavored with socialism.” Photo credit: @okhistory

🎙️Our 50th episode of A Very OK Podcast is out today! Bob and I had a lot of fun recording this one with Nicole Harvey and Chantry Banks. We explored the history behind the names of towns, rivers, and even a state park in Oklahoma. I think you'll enjoy it!

Today is a great day to listen to our @okhistory podcast about the history of the labor movement in Oklahoma. Find it on your favorite podcast app.

Yesterday, we hosted House and Senate staff for a tour of Fort Gibson Historic Site. We enjoyed discussing the important history we interpret at the site as well as what it takes to operate it on a daily basis.

#ThisDayInHistory On Aug. 19, 1958, members of the OKC NAACP Youth Council sat at the Katz Drug Store lunch counter in OKC & politely asked to be served. When denied service, they staged a peaceful sit-in for 3 days. It helped end segregation in public places across Oklahoma.

🎙️New episode of A Very OK Podcast out today! We explore Oklahoma's history with alcohol regulation and the battle to end prohibition in 1959. Congresswoman Stephanie Bice joined us to talk about her successful effort to modernize our alcohol laws in 2016.

OHS MEMBERS: Sign up for a FREE tour of the Oklahoma State Capitol with OHS Executive Director @TraitThompson! 📅 Fri., Sept. 26 🕰️ 12-1 p.m. This tour is limited to 30 OHS members. Register at https://t.co/14gT03LKMl. Become a member at https://t.co/53D91MYsUw.

Great story in today's @TheOklahoman_ about the new monument at the Threatt Filling Station in Luther, and the importance of the station for Black travelers on Route 66 during the Jim Crow era.

On Aug. 15, 1935, Wiley Post & Will Rogers died in a plane crash near Point Barrow, Alaska. Post had modified a Lockheed Orion for a long-distance flight. Shortly after takeoff, Post lost control of the aircraft, causing it to crash. #ThisDayInHistory

Today's memorial service for Gov. George Nigh was a wonderful tribute to a man who loved Oklahoma. We have a new pop up exhibit at the Oklahoma History Center about the man who left our state better than he found it.

Oklahoma's former governors and first ladies paid their respects to Gov. George Nigh with his widow, Donna (center) earlier today at the capitol.

Want FREE admission to 20+ museums and historic sites across Oklahoma for the next year? Become an OHS member! Get an OHS Family membership for only $50 (regularly $75) if you join before Aug. 31, 2025. Learn more & join at https://t.co/53D91MXV4Y. #OklahomaHistory #BackToSchool

We are ready to induct Steve Ripley into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame! Come to the @OKPOPTulsa at 7:00 tonight. The event is free and open to the public.