While in Norman for a bit, I walked to Oklahoma Memorial stadium from the Amtrak station. Right next to the station is the James Garner statue part of the Legacy Trail Park which has a nice path. It's a nice tribute to Norman's most famous son.

This is a quick 10 minute stop to see the statue and the depot. It’s worth the quick stop to see it and read the plaques. If you’re passing through stop to see it. The depot has a museum but it is only open till 2 so we didn’t get to go inside.

Genuine Oklahoman who lived by the Golden rule! A man who came from a rough childhood who rose above and achieved greatness.

Jim was my Uncle, I lived my life in his image and honor. I became an Arson/Fire Cause and Origin Investigator, and some on my Fire Department that knew Jim was my Uncle, started calling me Rockford Jr.. I had to put a stop to that.. Fireman !!!!Although I have never been to Oklahoma, I'm retired now, I'm going to make it point. and I appreciate the comments about Jim, there's only One Maverick, there' only One Rockford

My 90-year-old mother-in-law LOVED James Garner and when the statue was built, it was one of the last things she wanted to see before she passed away. Such a great memorial to a great man!