Oklahoma Historical Society

Founded in 1893, the Oklahoma Historical Society serves as the primary agency for the collection of archival documents and physical artifacts important to the state’s history; the preservation and interpretation of key historic sites; the administration of federal preservation programs; hands-on student education; and the display and interpretation of key artifacts and stories through museums and historical markers. Oklahoma Historical Society oversees the Oklahoma History Center and Museum of History, the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, State Historic Preservation Office, Museums and Sites, and OKPOP. The Oklahoma Historical Society also oversees public/private partnerships with over 30 non-profit groups dedicated to providing support to museums and historic sites and serves as trustee for the White Hair Memorial site in Osage County.