The room in front is decorated as a Victorian front parlor and features photographs and items from some of Oologah's pioneer families. The large exhibit hall behind the font room was added in 1992. Exhibits are grouped by theme and include farm, ranch, military, school, home, childhood, Will Rogers, business life and early town government. The museum also has some early tax records and other books available for research. A painting by impressionist Gary Moeller portrays Will Rogers and downtown Oologah in the early days.
Posters featuring the painting are available.
A gift corner features Oologah memorability, postcards and books. During the summer, Tropical Sno snowcones and soft drinks are available at the concession window. Stop in to visit and step back in time as you browse the museum, located downtown, on the corner of Maple and Cooweescoowee in historical Oologah, Oklahoma.