Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Cultural Services

The Choctaw Capitol Museum is located in the Choctaw Capitol Building on the Tvshka Homma grounds (between Clayton and Talihina).  This impressive red-brick structure was built in 1884 and has served as the Capitol of the Choctaw Nation.  Today, it is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Museum features displays on Choctaw history before European contact, the Trail of Tears and Death, Choctaw life in Oklahoma, Choctaw Lighthorsemen, Choctaw Code Talkers, Choctaw basketry, and has a gift shop selling Choctaw-made artwork, and much more.

• The Capitol Museum is open to the public from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm; closed on holidays.
• The Museum is open Monday through Friday; from Memorial Day until Labor Day the Museum is also open on Saturdays.
• Admittance is free.

For more information on tours of the exhibits or the Gift Shop, please call 855-569-4465.