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The Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum houses the story of the tragic event that claimed the lives of 168 Americans due to a bomb explosion. Visitors can explore exhibits like the Gates of Time, Field of Empty Chairs, Survivor Tree, and Reflecting Pool, which hold significant symbolic importance and represent the sacred ground. In addition, visitors can experience the poignant story through touchscreens, galleries, and theaters that reveal the events of that fateful event, which still resonates today.

If you're looking for a slice of history, look no further than Fort Reno in Oklahoma. This landmark is rich in local, state, national, and even world history all in one place. The museum is open six days a week, all year long, and offers group tours for an even more immersive experience. Historic Fort Reno offers guided group tours that take you through the historic district of the old Military Post and offer a timeline of history from the Chisholm Trail Cattle Drive to the decommissioning of Fort Reno from 1867 to 1948. These tours are fun for all ages and offer a hands-on and visual experience that will transport you back in time.