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		Monument Visitor and Education Center Concept Design News Privacy Policy Facilities & Features  Below the Monument, visitors will enter the Park grounds through The American Visitor Center. The Visitor Center will include an exhibit hall, museum area, gallery, gift shop, restaurant, theatre, an education center, and an art camp and art retreat area. Visitors will enter the top level of the Visitor Center from the West through a cave-like entrance, designed to make people feel as though they are being transported back in time to when Indians and settlers traveled the area and buffalo roamed the hills. Through the Center to the East, visitors will look out full-length glass windows in three directions. To the northeast, the monumental statue will be in view; to the southeast, visitors may glimpse downtown Tulsa in the distance.
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