GUTHRIE a T
ake a step back in time in one of the best-preserved, largest historic districts in the country. Start your visit at the Territorial Museum—it will give you
great background. Saturday trolley tours at noon or 2 p.m. offer a lot of history, share fun facts and point out the great variety of architecture in Guthrie. Stroll the streets and enjoy the historic fa- cades. Check out the elegant oriel windows on East Oklahoma then review the show schedule for the Music Hall across the street. West on Oklahoma, you’ll fi nd unique museums such as the Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store Museum and a tribute to Oklahoma’s great athletes at the
Territorial Capital Sports Museum. If you’re visiting during the week, schedule a tour of the Scottish Rite Temple, one of the larg- est and most lavish Masonic buildings in the country. You’ll see rooms decorated in many styles—the Pompeiian Room, the Assyrian Room and a Gothic library that would feel like home to Harry Potter. Stained glass, crystal, marble and precious metals have all been used in the construction Sticking with a historic theme, eat at Stables, originally part of an 1800s livery company. Back then you could rent a horse or a hack. Today people go for the Texas-style barbecue, the giant baked potatoes and the salad bar.
The “Gassers and Geezers” car show in Guthrie is held during the ‘89er day weekend marking Oklahoma Statehood. Photo by James Pratt
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