Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center
Under $25A museum in Enid, Oklahoma covering the Cherokee Outlet and the 1893 Land Run, with a living-history village.

Enid is a sightseeing stop in Enid, OK, part of the Oklahoma City and Tulsa guide. Cost: free.
· Enid, OK
Visit Enid is the official tourism office for Enid, Oklahoma, located about two hours from Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Wichita. The organization promotes local attractions including the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, Leonardo's Children's Museum, the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, and Adventure Quest, a large community-built outdoor playground. It also markets Enid's shopping, dining and live music scene through a visitor welcome center and travel guide.
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