The Story of Tucker Tower , Inside Tucker Tower: A Journey Through Time in Southern Oklahoma 

Join us as we explore Tucker Tower, a five-story limestone marvel nestled in Lake Murray State Park, Oklahoma. Built in 1954 by the WPA and named after WWI veteran and state senator Fred Tucker, this historic structure was initially intended as a summer residence for Governor William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray. Over the years, Tucker Tower has transformed from a geological museum to a nature center. Discover its rich history, unique design inspired by European castles, and breathtaking views from the observation deck in this comprehensive tour. Don't miss this journey through time in Southern Oklahoma!