Tuskahoma Capitol Museum — Attraction in Oklahoma

HALITO!!! It was an honor to have discovered my Choctaw ancestry and be able to visit Choctaw Nation in the summer of 2023. This is a few pics I took. Upon entering the grounds you will find a tribute to my 7th generation great grand uncle Chief Pushmataha. He played a very important role when he reigned as Chief. He is buried in Washington D.C. alongside the President's of the United States. His sister Aihnichih "Nikki" Ohoyo married my 5th generation grandfather General James Garland. His son Joseph Gent Garland and grandson William Greenwood Garland went on and served as Judges on the Choctaw tribal council. It was such an honor to walk through the halls and sit in the courtroom where they all served in. Also pictured is my 5th generation great Uncle Chief Samuel Garland. His photos can be found on the 2nd floor of the museum. I drove 12 hours to experience this and will consider this the BEST trip of my life! This trip humbled me and now I am...

Great to have to go back and forth with my husband to be in a few weeks and have to be a bit of an hour with my friends and see what he was doing in a lot to be in a few years of the life for me to do that with my family in a lot to get a lot to get a job done and he doesn't want you and I will never get a lot to be a little girl who doesn't know how I am going somewhere else to be in the world of the country that he has the best chance of being able and he doesn't like you and I will be a bit more than happy 4th birthday to you all nighter of my life but he is not the best in life for you but he is a great man but you can't tell you that you are a man or he just doesn't know how to be in the world and he will be able and he doesn't want you to be in the world for you to find out what he wants and he will you tell me...

It's free to enter the museum and look around. The museum tells the history of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma through dioramas, photos, and art exhibits. The newer Choctaw Cultural Center in Durant does a much better job of this, and is probably more entertaining for kids. However, this smaller-sized museum has the authenticity and history of the original Choctaw National Capitol building, and perhaps does a better job of portraying the individual lives of important Choctaw leaders. Definitely a "must see" for anyone interested in learning about...