Centennial Land Run Monument

The Land Run of 1889 marked the opening of non-assigned lands in the Oklahoma Territory to homestead settlement. It led to the rapid development and growth of Oklahoma City.

Yes, guided tours are available to provide in-depth insights into the history and significance of the monument. It's recommended to inquire at the visitor center for tour schedules.

Yes, the monument is equipped with accessible pathways and facilities to accommodate visitors with disabilities.

No, climbing on the monument sculptures is not permitted to ensure the safety and preservation of the artwork.

Yes, photography for personal use is allowed. However, commercial and professional photography may require special permits.

Yes, the monument is open to the public throughout the year, but it's advisable to check for any seasonal closures or special events.

Yes, there are nearby picnic areas where visitors can enjoy a leisurely outdoor meal while admiring the monument and surrounding landscape.

Pets on a leash are allowed in outdoor areas around the monument, but they are generally not permitted inside the museum and visitor center.

The monument is open24-7

The monument hosts various events and educational programs, including reenactments, cultural workshops, and historical lectures. Check the event calendar for upcoming activities.