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Early Settlers Exhibit Now Open!

Travel Back In Time As You Walk Through The Exhibit…

Governor Raymond D. Gary

Learn More About One Of Marshall County Oklahoma’s Most Storied Residents

The Mission Of The Museum Of Southern Oklahoma

To bring together and assist those interested in the discovery and collection of the history and genealogy of Southern Oklahoma and its' people through cataloging, preserving, publishing, and researching materials from Marshall County, neighboring counties and areas from which our settlers and ancestors came.

SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA

Marshall County is rich in the history of Southern Oklahoma. The MOSO seeks to provide local residents, passers-through, and tourists an opportunity to see, hear, and touch this rich history for themselves.

IN UNIFORM

The Museum Of Southern Oklahoma houses a wonderful exhibit including uniforms, relics, and many other items from Marshall County’s involvement during WWII. There was a local POW camp…

HOW LIFE ONCE WAS

The MOSO has many items on display in exhibits that portray the lives of Southern Oklahomans at different stages of our people’s history. By walking through the Museum, you are taking a walk back in time.

Madill, Oklahoma

The MOSO is located in Madill, OK, in the heart of Marshall County. We invite you to stop by, or drop us a line if you have questions. Just head over to our Contact Us page to get in touch with us, and for directions.

Have Questions? We Have Answers

Would you like to learn more about The Museum Of Southern Oklahoma? Go to our Contact Us page to reach out to us. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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The Museum Of Southern Oklahoma Latest News

Governor Raymond D. Gary Exhibit

Governor Raymond D. Gary was a resident of Marshall County, growing up on a farm halfway between Madill, and Kingston, OK. Governor Gary was the fifteenth governor of the State of Oklahoma, and ushered in a wave of Civil Rights policies and progressive actions. He...

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Doris Albin Resigns From Board

Doris Albin recently resigned from the Board of Directors and her position as President. This is a tremendous loss to the Museum. Doris has worked tirelessly to improve and promote the museum for many years. She will be sorely missed. We are grateful for your service,...

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Early Settlers Exhibit

Have you ever wondered what life was like for your ancestors living in early Marshall County? Come visit your museum and travel back in time as you walk through the Early Settlers Exhibit. Imagine riding in a "one horse buggy" to church on...

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