Set on a 460-acre (186.16 hectares) plot of land in northwest Tulsa, the Gilcrease Museum houses over 10,000 artistic pieces, including the one of the world's largest single art collection from Western America. There is also a huge number of Native American artifacts and artistic offerings on display. Gilcrease also presents 23 acres of thematic gardens showcasing the gardening styles of different time periods in the American West. All of this is free of charge, with donations accepted. When you need a rest, feel free to browse the gift shop.
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Phone: (918) 596-2700
Cross Streets: Between W Newton St and W Pine St
Closed now
- Mon Closed
1400 N Gilcrease Museum Rd Tulsa, OK 74127-2105 ·922.60 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorAwesome experience! Beautiful place to take a group of people for an outing. Mr. Electric is proud to be serving Tulsa Ok!
MoreNice Rainey day couple of hours break it shows a connection of Indian movement to the Oklahoma territory
MoreThe museum was excellent. It had great pieces I had not seen before. I would clearly go back the next time when I am in Tulsa.
MoreThey have an amazing collection. They have a bunch of art but I have to say my personal favorites were the native american collections. They were both extensive and beautiful. Sad to see this place shut down.
MoreI called today (1/4/2022) and the clerk said the museum is temporarily (but entirely) closed for renovations. He said it will be years before it reopens.
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