The Cherokee Strip Museum uses artifacts, photographs and documents to trace the history of the Cherokee outlet and its people. Located on five acres of land, the museum complex includes Rose Hill School, outdoor exhibits, a farm implement building and picnic areas. The Stagecoach Community Theatre produces three or four plays yearly. Contact the Perry Chamber of Commerce for more information. The Charles Machine Works, Inc., is the world's leading manufacturer of underground construction equipment.
Factory tours are available.
Contact the Perry Chamber for more information. The historic Noble County Courthouse, built in 1915, is the centerpiece of the town square. Perry became a Main Street Community in 1995. Our unique downtown area offers restaurants, clothing stores, specialty gift shops and antique and craft stores. Perry Main Street is home to one of the oldest cfes in Oklahoma, the Kumback Cafe , which has been in business for over 72 years.