The Standing Bear Park and Museum in Ponca City, OK, pays tribute to Ponca Chief Standing Bear, America's first Native American civil rights leader. Established in 1994 by a committee of tribal and community leaders, the museum educates visitors on the historical and cultural significance of Native American heritage.
Featuring a statue honoring Chief Standing Bear, the museum showcases his landmark court case in 1879 that granted Native Americans civil rights under American law. Visitors can explore the museum's exhibits and learn about the six area tribes while experiencing the rich traditions and history of Native American culture.
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