In the Northwest corner of Oklahoma, Shattuck Windmill Museum in Shattuck, sits on four acres of land that abuts the highway. The museum pays homage to a time when this desolate land was bare of trees and humans. The museum has windmills donated from all over the state, with plaques describing where they originated from and the type of windmills they are. Historically, the purpose of these windmills was to extract water from the ground. This enabled farmers to water fields, provide water for livestock to drink, and use for household and drinking purposes. This cool museum is free of charge.

1201-1299 Main Street, Shattuck, OK, Phone: 580-938-5291

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