The original capital of the state of Oklahoma, Guthrie is a study in historical grandeur owing to its enduring Victorian buildings, regarded as architectural masterpieces in every right. Declared a National Historic Landmark, the city's Old Town is a delight to explore, its quaint streets flanked by structures adhering to numerous varied styles of architecture. Named after a prominent jurist, John Guthrie, this city traces its origins to 1887 when it was a stop along a railroad. The Pollard Theatre Company, oldest of its kind in the state, as well as the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival, are the highlights of Guthrie's cultural calendar. Other attractions to visit include the Oklahoma Territorial Museum, Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store Museum, and the Scottish Rite Temple, among others. 

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Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N 1st St and Noble Ave