Things to do in Great Plains
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Philcade Building
The Philcade Building, with its glorious T-shaped lobby is an exceptional example of the art-deco architecture.
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Fort Robinson State Park
Fort Robinson State Park, 4 miles west of Crawford, is where Crazy Horse was killed in 1877 while in captivity.
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Gypsy Coffee House
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An all-around great hangout in the Brady District with couches, board games and live music (open mike Tuesdays, bands weekends).
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Red Cloud Heritage Center
Red Cloud Heritage Centeris a well-curated art museum with traditional and contemporary work and a craft shop.
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Red Rooster Bar & Grill
Classic OKC dive bar with a cheap beer-only line-up (and good burgers) and enough cigarette smoke to give nonsmokers the habit.
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Prayer Tower
With a 200ft UFO-like tower at its heart, the campus of Oral Roberts University is as idiosyncratic as its late televangelist founder.
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Dakota Dinosaur Museum
In Dickinson, the Dakota Dinosaur Museum has oodles of dinosaur fossils and statues, most found in the state.
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Scandinavian Heritage Park
Scandinavian Heritage Park contains northern European icons like a Norwegian stave church and Finnish sauna.
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Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer
The amazing Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer combines museum exhibits with a vast outdoor living museum.
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Evans Plunge
The water at Evans Plunge, a giant indoor geothermal springs waterpark, is always 87°F (30.5°C).
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Museum of Westward Expansion
This subterranean museum, under the Arch, chronicles the Lewis and Clark expedition. Two theaters here show films throughout the day.
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Muny
The Municipal Opera (aka 'Muny') hosts nightly summer musicals outdoors in Forest Park; some of the 12,000 seats are free.
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Bricktown Ballpark
To make a complete night of it in the district, watch the Triple A Redhawks play at Bricktown Ballpark.
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Starlite Drive-in Theatre
At night, thrill to a double feature at the Starlite Drive-In Theatre, where it still seems to be 1965.
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First State Capitol
The cobblestoned Main St anchors a well-preserved downtown where you can visit the first state capitol
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War Eagle Floats
Outfitters, including War Eagle Floats, offer two-hour to two-day trips, campgrounds, cabins and more.
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Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge
The Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refugeis home to hundreds of bison and elk plus a few waterfalls.
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St Louis Science Center
Live demonstrations, dinosaurs, a planetarium and an IMAX theater (additional fee).
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Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
Grand Center landmark, has programs and exhibits across disciplines including architecture.
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Dot's Café
Tiny Dot's Café is a good place to at least hum - if not sing - 'Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'.'
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Amana Heritage Museum
Six museums are sprinkled throughout the villages, including the insightful Amana Heritage Museum
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Homestake Gold Mine
Peek at the 1250ft-deep Homestake gold mine to see what open-pit mining can do to a mountain.
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Liberty Memorial
The sobering National WWI Museum sits under the towering Liberty Memorial.
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Clementines
Men in leather to Levis will enjoy Clementines, a long-running favorite with good bar food.
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Busch Stadium
The Cardinals baseball team won the World Series in 2006, the same year this fun, retro-style stadium opened.
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