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Between the Gates of Time Ranger Programs
Join us as we explore the symbolism of the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial through a ranger led interpretive program. More »
A symbolic remembrance of the impact of violence…
On April 19, 1995 Timothy McVeigh parked a Ryder truck outside of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The Oklahoma City bombing will be remembered as a senseless act of domestic terrorism that took 168 lives and left many changed forever. The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is an affiliated site of the National Park Service, a tribute to the Memorial’s national significance.
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Outdoor Symbolic Memorial Self-Guided Tour
Enjoy a walk around the outdoor symbolic memorial while learning the symbolism of this award winning design.
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Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
Arranged in chapters, the museum tells the story of the events that occurred as a result of the OKC bombing on April 19, 1995.
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Things to know before your visit
Plan your visit to the Oklahoma City National Memorial. All the information you need is available here to create a meaningful and memorable experience
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Oklahoma City National Memorial Jr. Ranger Program
Participation in the Jr. Ranger program helps children to more fully understand the mission of the Oklahoma City National Memorial.
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Did You Know?
The reflecting pool at the Oklahoma City National Memorial represents those changed forever by the bombing. It occupies the site of N.W. Fifth Street and recycles 25,700 gallons of water a day, including rain water. More...