Ticket pricing and availability to be announced soon!
Thank You to all who have attended the conference in the past. We appreciate you and urge you to visit for our 11th Anniversary. There are a few surprises for the 2020 Conference!
If you would like to Volunteer or do a Re-enacting part, please let us know at (918) 686-6624.
Thank you to all of our Sponsor's and Supporter's !!!
 LaQuinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham
​(800) 505-1019 for Reservations: Mention The Bass Reeves Western History Conference.
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Mrs. Ann Barker Ong
The history of the Old West in the Twin Territories is a unique and colorful tapestry that connects the four corners of America unlike any other place during this exciting time. We seek to reveal the untold stories from that time, showcasing the contributions made by the brave and daring men and women who lived it, especially those whose exploits were overlooked and remain unrevealed. We will detail the efforts of those who fought to bring a nation torn asunder by war back together through the courage and commitment to justice for all, and who crossed social and racial barriers to serve a larger purpose against great odds.

Bass Reeves, in many ways epitomizes the courage, commitment and integrity such an effort took, but he was not alone. While we seek to spotlight the life of U.S. Deputy Marshal Bass Reeves, we realize his full story cannot be told without sharing and examining the lives of the many heroes and villains of his time; to those who gave "the full measure of devotion" to law and justice and to the ordinary people simply engaged in building their lives. They left an indelible "life print" that impacts us today.

These untold stories have within them the power to connect Americans to our national pride, our divine compassion, and our inter-connected humanity. We seek to use this powerful history to reveal the deeds and values which demonstrate that we are one Nation and one people.
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    • Vaunda Micheaux Nelson's love of history and family is reflected in many of her award-winning books. "The Book Itch: Freedom, Truth & Harlem's Greatest Bookstore" won a 2016 Jane Addams Children's Book Honor and a 2016 Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor for R. Gregory Christie's illustrations. "No Crystal Stair: A Documentary Novel of the Life and Work of Lewis Michaux", Harlem Bookseller won the 2012 Boston Globe-Horn book award for Fiction and a 2013 Coretta Scott King Author Honor. Vaunda received the 2010 Coretta Scott King Author Award for "Bad News for Outlaws: The Remarkable Life of Bass Reeves, Deputy U.S. Marshal." Her latest book, LET 'ER BUCK! George Fletcher, the People's Champion, the true story of an African American rodeo legend, was released in February 2019.

Bass Reeves Sculpture

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 Help us raise funds to pay for a life-sized statue of Bass Reeves. Check out our Informative page here to Donate.​

Bass Reeves Legacy Troupe
Bass Reeves Interactive Tour

Lawmen & Outlaws
​Indian Territory Pistoliers 

​The Indian Territory Pistoliers is an Old West re-enactment group based out of Fort Smith, Arkansas. From their pistols all the way to the poker chips and other props that are used, the group is known for creating authentic experiences that allow an audience to truly go back in time to a day when Judge Isaac C. Parker and his deputy U.S. Marshals faced off against some of the most infamous outlaws of the American West.
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Three Rivers Museum
220 Elgin street
Muskogee, OK 74401
(918) 686-6624
​www.3riversmuseum.com