the american pigeon museum & library
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We stopped here based on the other Trip Advisor reviews and it was well worth our time! I think the name has been changed to the American Pigeon Museum and Library...Lori greeted us as we walked up to the building and explained all about the live pigeons on display right outside the door. It was a great introduction and really made us interested to see what was inside.Who knew that during WWI pigeons carried cameras and parachuted onto the battlefield, including D-Day!?!?!It's a relatively small museum and they have done a really good job making the displays interesting and informative. Highly recommended!
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I went to their opening event last June and I was very impressed! They are in a new building and have lots of displays, history exhibits, and art. They even had different breeds of "fancy" pigeons outside for you to see up close, and were very knowledgeable about the birds. This is a great family destination, and it's free! I'll definitely go again.
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interesting story on the birds genes and history. the curator of the facility is well knowledge and you will be amazed when you hear about the history of the pigeons .
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The new museum is not open yet. We were fortunate to talk to two very knowledgeable people and learned a lot about raising pigeons and the sport of pigeon racing. It whetted our appetite so we can't wait to see what they do with the new facility.
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If you in the area, worth a quick stop. When I say quick, I mean like 15min tops. Just a bunch of pigeons in different pins. Small museum with a few artifacts. Wouldnt be work driving extra too.
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This is a very small attraction but there are a number of birds to look at and some interesting history. If you hit it just right, someone will have time to show you around -- which is really nice -- otherwise, you're pretty much on your own.
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I visited this museum with my parents in mid-August and we had a wonderful time. The museum curators are a very knowledgable and kind couple. They took the time to introduce us to the live pigeon breeds they had outside, and I even got to hold a couple of them! Inside, the museum is very cool. It is brand new and they have some GREAT items, including an original racing basket from the queen of England! Museum is free, although they take donations at the front desk. Highly recommended to anyone driving through OKC, very unique and interesting museum.
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I heard about this museum from the newspaper, and was expecting it to be kind of lame. Boy was I wrong! This place is full of interesting facts about the role of pigeons in WW1 and WW2 and so much more! They had live birds out front so you could see the different breeds up close. They even let me hold one! This place is a gem, and the staff there is very helpful and knowledgeable. If you go, be sure to see Elvis the King pigeon...
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I had a wonderful time at The World of Wings Pigeon Center. Being a bird lover, I had to see this attraction! The World of Wings Pigeon Center has plenty of photos, newspaper articles, information about pigeon breeds, racing pigeons, pigeons used in the military, medals won by those racing pigeons, and keeping pigeons as a hobby. It also tells the story of how the center was created and built. There were a few souveniers inside, like t-shirts and a coffee mug. Outside, I saw many pigeons in various lofts. I learned that some of the pigeons will be sold to breeders while others are racing. The pigeons were very beautiful. I only wish they had a tour guide at the center to answer questions and provide even more information. I also enjoyed hearing the roosters crow as I walked by. If you're a bird lover like me, you must see World of Wings Pigeon Center.Tip: World of Wings Pigeon Center is located near the Cowboy Museum and not far from the Oklahoma City Zoo. I did both the Pigeon Center and the Cowboy Museum the same day.
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The museum looks like it's fairly new. It is small but laid out nicely. The kids were ready to go after 5 minutes of looking at pictures of pigeons. The racing history was interesting.