Oklahoma City National Memorial

• 5 out of 5 stars by jmstamps from North Richland Hills, Texas
• August 25, 2010

Quote: The memorial is actually two separate things. The memorial is built on the ground where the federal building once stood and it is a very moving location to view. This shouldn't be missed. Also, there is a musuem about the day of the bombing, the... Read the full Oklahoma City National Memorial review

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Oklahoma City Memorial

• 4 out of 5 stars by onesundaymorning from Los Angeles, California
• August 5, 2006

Quote: The Oklahoma City Memorial is a memorial stop, and one that shouldn’t be missed when in OKC. It isn’t hard to find and is located right across form a post office. Don’t park there or you run the risks of being towed; however, there is a parking... Read the full Oklahoma City National Memorial review

From journal Oklahoma

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Oklahoma National Stockyards

• 4 out of 5 stars by hersplash from boston, Massachusetts
• September 6, 2004

Quote: This is a fascinating and educational experience. It is the home of the largest cattle auction in the world. I attended on a Monday, the day the auction starts each week. Cattle is sold continuously until all cattle is sold and goes on through... Read the full Oklahoma City National Memorial review

From journal Finding Cowboys In Oklahoma City

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Ok City National Memorial

• 4 out of 5 stars by luuckythree from Arlington, Texas
• August 3, 2002

Quote: This is an outdoor symbolic memorial and indoor interactive museum documenting the '95 bombing of the Alfred P.Murrah Fed Building. It's a sad and sobering experience. But a beautiful memorial nonetheless.

From journal Adventuring through Oklahoma

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Oklahoma City National Memorial

• 3 out of 5 stars by camera-gal from Overland Park, Kansas
• September 2, 2000

Quote: Seeing a place where so many people died isn't exactly a pleasure sight. However, I went because I wanted to know more about this historic event. The Oklahoma National Memorial is a tribute to those who died on April 19, 1995. What was once the... Read the full Oklahoma City National Memorial review

From journal Things to do in OK City

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