Marland Mansion Conference Center and Hotel was the home of pioneer oilman, philanthropist, congressman and governor E. W. Marland. Elegant 55 rom mansion in the Florentine architectural tradition of the Italian Renaissance. Hotel has 32 guest rooms and conference facilities. Listed on National Register of Historic Places, Fee. 17 foot bronze memorial to the courage of thousands of women who overcame hardships to create homes in untried lands.
Museum contains exhibits of antique furniture, clothes and memorabilia of families.
Ponca City Cultural Center is the original showplace home of E. W. Marland. Founded in 1894 after being opened to white settlement. Tonkawa serves as the capital of the Tonkawa Tribal Nation. Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma Museum has Indian artifacts of the tonkawa tribe, including original allotment records. Waynoka has an extensive transportation history.