Woodward: Attractions and more...
Woodward city comprises of a variety of museums, parks and culture and art centers.
Tourists can visit the Plains Indians and Pioneers Museum in Woodward. This is the office of Temple Lea Houston. The office comprises of his classical library, Mexican sombrero, office chair and desk.
Visitors can also see the china tea set of Sam and Margaret Lea Houston that dates back from circa 1840.
The museum houses an art gallery called Anna Lorry Williams Gallery.
The Woodward Cultural Center and Arts Theater is yet another place of worth visiting. This theater has undergone beautiful modifications since its inauguration in 1920.
The Powder Monkey's house was built in 1870. It served as the Fort supply in its early days, which survived from its fatal use as fire wood.
Nature lovers and sports admirers can visit the Boiling Spring Golf Course. This 18- hole golf course is set amidst mesmerizing surroundings. Visitors can use the pull carts, golf carts and pro shops here.
