Reviews of Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store Museum (Tourist Attraction)

Ken Bebak

Quite the little museum. Its interesting to see how many herbs are medicinal as well as some of the narcotics that were in general use in the late 1800s. There was an old Poison list showing who bought what poison, where they lived and why it was bought. Cocaine and opium generally had "habit" as the reason. We don't seem to learn. And the old syringes brought back some not so fond memories.

Robert Lehmann

(Translated by Google) Very nice shop with a lot of small details. $ 5 per person / family is worth the money! Thanks for getting such places! (Original) Sehr schöner laden mit sehr vielen kleinen Details. 5$ pro Person/Familie sind das Geld wert! Danke das solche Orte Erhalten werden!

Alexandria Bickley

Even spending an hour in there you couldn't learn everything available to you. It is a wonderful little museum. We spoke with a gentleman there who was extremely knowledgeable and fun to learn from.

phil 8656

I found the opium and laudnum. But they wouldn't sell it! Probably expired anyway.

Ashlee Stover

Very cool - a must see. Some pharm students were hanging out studying/conversing while I visited that just added to the atmosphere.

Crystal Franklin

Very interesting

Amber Hornbuckle

Awesome place to visit

John Gholson

It's the real frontier type drug store. A must when visiting Guthrie.

Thomas Reeber

Fun stop with displays of old medicines, equipment,fixtures, and even a luncheon counter. Guide was very charming and she encouraged us to look all over the store. Another delightful piece of history in Gutherie. THANKS

JemiJean Jones

Neat museum to stop and look around. Had lots of interesting artifacts and the woman working in the shop was very friendly as well!! This is free with a suggested donation and it was well worth it.

kathy giebler

A very fun place to visit, we love the outside garden Museum

R Lake

It was a fantastic experience to see an old time drug store with a the soda fountain bar. It had a collection of mortar and pestles, prescription and over the counter drugs like snake oil, and other drug store merchandise from the terrtorial days to fifties. It even had a inside telephone booth. It is a must for any one in pharmacy and the other health fields.

Cristina Allen

Going to this place is like taking a step back in time. I love to see the old stuff that has helped shape the medicine we use today. And the see the things my grandparents talk about is cool. My kids like to see all the ( old people stuff ) as they call it..

net mcclintock

A fascinating slice of history. Every old remedy you can think of is in this historical building in Guthrie, OK. Admission is free. They depend on the generosity of their visitors and proceeds from their small gift shop to stay open. A must see!!

Theresa Martin

Very nice. Lots to see. Apothecary garden next door is wonderful. A must see!!!!!!

eliza 4204evr

Very interesting. Great folks running the place.

Michele M

Loved it! If you are a seeker of all things haunted, then making a trip too this place is worth it.

Chris Barton

Very neat place to visit if your in the area.

Lois Green

Was told it was free to go in but when arriving the door sign stated $5 a person and donations accepted. So it may get have been a cool place but since I am not really into pharmacial stuff decided not to pay $5 for each person to go in.

Misty Stricklin

Fun place to visit! Spent a good hour looking over this historic collection! So unique! ♥️♥️

Timothious von Bottlehaven III

This place has some great vintage drug store items, there was no guide to answer questions or walk us through things and there weren't many informative plaques or pamphlets to delve into what you were looking at. It is free to get it, though they accept and appreciate donations.

alan

Interesting in history about Oklahoma land run and other historic things, this is a good place. Only $5 per person to get in. The Carnegie Library is also included.

Terence Ware

Great place so much to see

Amanda Panda

Cute little place. I'm from Guthrie, but I havent been in here since I was a young kid. It was nice to look around and see all the oldschool medications and remedies people used to use. I even got a free wooden nickel. It was a cute place to visit. I took lots of pictures to share with yall I hope you enjoy and from there can make the decision whether or not you want to go in and visit

Kelly Pearce

A lot of fun!

Mark King

Really, it's free, educational, and historical, shows how far medicine has come..... Go see it for yourself ! One of many of Guthrie's museum .