Prehistoric Indian site encompasses 12 mounds containing evidence of 850 A.D.-1450 A.D. culture. Interpretive displays and artifacts. Located in eastern Oklahoma in Sequoyah County 2.5 miles east and 3.5 miles north of Spiro on W.D. Mayo Lock & Dam Road off SR 9. Open to the public Wednesday-Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Admission is free.
Location:
Rt 2, Box 339AA, NE of Spiro, Spiro Oklahoma 74959
Telephone
918-962-2062
Other History nearby:
(Fort Smith) Belle Grove Historic District
(Poteau) Caboose Museum
(Fort Smith) Casper Reutzel Haus
(Fort Smith) Clayton House
(Van Buren) Crawford County Courthouse
(Fort Smith) Darby House
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01/09 Coming to The Spiro area
National Poultry Festival Rogers AR June14-15 In addition to a music concert, the weekend events includes a golf tournament, fishing tournament, skeet shoot, horseshoe tournament, ladies luncheon, motorcycle rally, kids’ activities, ice cream socials, a barbecue cooking contest, and a barbecue fair where delicious food can be sampled.
Johnson County Peach Festival Clarksville AR July25-28 Johnson County Peach Festival is the oldest festival in the State. Concessionaires bring their wares from good ol' home cookin' to handmade arts and crafts. Enjoy live entertainment and don't miss the Peach Cobbler Bake-Off and Jam/Jelly Contest.
Tulsa Greek Festival Tulsa OK September19-21 Build your own Greek dinner, enjoy some Greek desserts, buy a Greek cookbook with an area flavor, and imagine the sights, sounds, and smells of Mediterranean life.
Arkansas Apple Festival Lincoln AR October4-6 The centerpiece of the festival is the unequalled variety of arts and crafts, featuring works of some of the most talented artisans in the Ozarks. One of the highlights of the Arkansas Apple Festival is the Apple Core Throwing Contest, a test of strength, accuracy, aerodynamics, and just plain luck.
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