Free fishing derby for kids ages 3-12
More Information...live music on the lawn at the Frank Phillips Home
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While you are in Bartlesville, take a quick 30-minute drive West on Highway 60 to Pawhuska to visit The Pioneer Woman Mercantile as well as many other great shops and restaurants!
Posted: May. 5
The Bartlesville Area History Museum is excited to announce a special book signing event in conjunction with the Bartlesville Community Center's Food Truck Mondays....
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A 1920 Model F40 Mitchell Touring Car rolled off the assembly line in Racine, Wisconsin and was shipped to Bartlesville, Oklahoma. A few years later, Clayton Fisher, the official chauffeur for Frank Phillips, brought the Mitchell to the garage of the Frank Phillips Home so that a cracked block could be repaired. This beautiful touring car basically stayed there for many years, eventually being purchased by Henry Irwin who was married to Frank and Jane’s granddaughter. For years, the car was shuttled from garage to storage building to another garage, but it very rarely hit the road. In 1998, something very special happened. The car was purchased by a local couple, Josh and Edna Lee. At that time, the car was 78 years old and had only 372 miles on it!...
More Information...Posted: Apr. 5
Kidsfest Event at Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve on June 26 - 27, 2021 from 10 am to 5 pm
Woolaroc is excited to celebrate the 30th annual KidsFest celebration!...
More Information...Through photographs and artifacts learn about Indian Territory, the first commercial oil well in Oklahoma, the composer of the 12th Street Rag and many other people, places and events which shaped this turn-of-the-century settlement into the modern community it is today....
More Information...The Bartlesville Community Center was designed by Wesley Peters, chief architect of Taliesin West–The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Beautiful flowers, sheltering trees, and a statue called “Suspended Moment” complement the smooth curves, rounded lines and earth tone colors that make up the unusual architectural style of the Bartlesville Community Center....
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