John Ross Museum

Museum

Tahlequah , OK

The John Ross Museum, located in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, is dedicated to the life and legacy of John Ross, who was the principal chief of the Cherokee Nation for over 38 years. The museum is housed in a historic former rural school built in 1913 and offers a journey into John Ross's leadership and contributions. Through various exhibits and interactive displays, visitors can explore the history of the Cherokee Nation and understand John Ross's impact on their cultural heritage.

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