Oklahoma City National Memorial

620 N. Harvey Ave. Oklahoma City , Oklahoma, United States - Phone: 888-542-4673

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    OKLAHOMA!!!!

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    Hi everybody!!!
    we had a fab time visiting Emma, Johnathan and little Layla in oklahoma!!!
    we arrived to chillier weather then what we had just left. but after the four day drive we were glad to be there!! we arrived to a chicken roast dinner which was scrummy followed by a lovely walk by the lake!!!
    we all then traveled to Dallas for …

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    Its mighty pretty

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    ... for its central location.  I had made good time so was able to have a look around.  First up was the OKC National Memorial for the people killed in the 1995 bombing.  It is a thoughtful and reflective place using sculpted glass chairs to ...

  • 2

    State capitals old and new

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    ... into the city, we drove past the State Capitol Building, only recently capped with a dome (in November of 2002). The Oklahoma City National Memorial itself was silent and somber, with only a few people visiting at the time of our arrival. With the grey ...

  • 3

    Oklahoma--OKC

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    ... race track, National Softball Hall of Fame, and many museums. We made a day of it, starting with the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, then the Myriad Botanical Gardens and Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory in the heart of downtown, ...

  • 4

    OklahomaCity

    ... handed us a bible type thing and we made a run for it before he tried to convert us! 18/05/05 Went to the Oklahoma City National MEmorial for the April 19th 1995 bombing today. NEver been to anything so real, and sad in my life. It had such intense ...

  • 5

    National Memorial

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    We couldn't spend so many days in OKC and not go to the National OKC Memorial.  This is what was built to commemorate the victims of the OKC Bombing of the Federal Building, April 19, 1995.  It was surreal and beautiful.  These ...

  • 6

    Remembering

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    ... to run and be amongst other dogs.  Then, Brian and I were able to spend some time in the city. We visited the Oklahoma National Memorial today.  Wow.  It was so moving!  The memorial was beautiful.  The museum had many pieces ...

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    Go West Young...

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    ... as Warrior is known for.  He remembers, he had friends there, he felt the explosion on April 19, 1995.  The Oklahoma National Memorial and Museum is most beautiful at night.  There is a pool of reflection.  I did just that, ...

  • 8

    Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

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    ... as this one. Maybe it’s because it touched infants, toddlers, young and old who never had a chance to survive. The Oklahoma City National Museum takes you on a chronological self-guided tour through the story of April 19, 1995 and the days, weeks, ...

  • 9

    Oklahoma City and on to Dallas

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    ... the door of our hotel with the help of Garmin. We'll rest up from a LONG days drive and head to the Oklahoma City National Memorial tomorrow. When we leave there we will head out for Dallas! The Oklahoma City Memorial was fabulous!!! Walking from the ...

  • 10

    Oklahoma City National Memorial

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    Today, we visited the site of the Oklahoma City bombing site. It is labeled as the Oklahoma City National Memorial. It was a somber place to visit and reflect. In the panoramics, you can see the whole park. On the left is the chairs representing all ...