Osage County: Native American History & Culture
Encounter rich Native American history through the exploration of Native-owned art galleries, historical sites and the natural beauty found in Osage County.
Hominy
Named after an Osage chief, Hominy is a town with a rich Native American heritage, offering unique attractions spanning from the arts to historical sites that pay homage to the city’s important oil and cattle industry. Take a tour of murals and sculptures created by local Native American artist Cha’ Tullis, and stop by the Cha’ Tullis Gallery for creations you won’t find anywhere else.
Get a taste of local history at the MKT Depot, White Hair Memorial or Fred Drummond Home, a three-story Victorian built by a turn-of-the-century business leader and cattleman/rancher. Court Lady Luck at Osage Casino - Hominy, or enjoy fishing from the banks of beautiful Hominy Municipal Lake.
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