The No Man's Land Museum, which is operated in partnership with the Oklahoma Historical Society and Oklahoma Panhandle State University, offers a wide variety of notable exhibits dedicated to preserving the history of the area. The museum houses several permanent exhibits, including the Baker and Duckett collections, as well as traveling exhibits, and a gift shop.

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NMLHS has been chosen to participate in the Mid-America Arts Alliance HELP Advance project. HELP stands for Hands-on Experiental Learning, and NMLHS is continuing its participating from the first phase of the HELP project. This phase of the project will last 21/2 years and involves small to medium size museum in six states: Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas.

The project focusses on strategic planning, resources management, and community engagement. Involvement includes workshops, blogs, cluster meetings, developing museum goals and meeting with peer institutions facilitated by museum professionals.

The project is made available through a 21st Century Museum Professionals grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Mid-America Arts Alliance, and the Oklahoma Arts Council.

Admission

Admission to the museum is free and groups are welcome. The museum is closed Sundays, Mondays, and holidays.

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