Journey back in time to the Land Run days at Harn Homestead, a 10-acre historical homestead located in Oklahoma City. Spanning back over 100 years, the property was originally owned by William Fremont Harn and his wife, Alice. Upon their deaths it was passed on to their niece, Florence Wilson, who deeded the homestead to the city in 1967 to be turned into a museum.

Today, Harn Homestead's mission is to teach visitors about Oklahoma's pioneers and what life was like back in the late 1800s.There are seven buildings on the grounds, including a one-room schoolhouse, the first two-story home built in Oklahoma and a 1904 Victorian home where the Harns lived.

General admission to Harn Homestead is $7. Seniors 65 and older and military members with ID receive admission for $5. Please check the website for seasonal hours.