Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Oklahoma

While in Oklahoma, you might enjoy a visit to:

Built in 1927 and run by owner Lucille Hamons until her death here in 2000. Now owned by a Route 66 fan who fixed it up -- and then opened "Lucille's Roadhouse" to the east; but don't be fooled, this is the original.
~65 miles from Lawton.

When Elvis was driven from Memphis to Vegas (he hated to fly) the Trade Winds was his preferred mid-way stopping point. Room 215.
~72 miles from Lawton.

Hundreds of animal (and human) skulls and skeletons, including over a half-dozen mutant calves. It's all bones!
~74 miles from Lawton.

Museum includes the world's largest public collection of Hitler items, including his cape and the bathroom mirror from his Berlin bunker. Military exhibits include a child-size Mickey Mouse gas mask. Lots of hardware on display outdoors.
~80 miles from Lawton.

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