i’m from muskogee and it’s a great place and i love the merle haggard song but you forgot about the part where you find a dispensary on every corner

Muskogee is rampant with drug use, crime, poverty and homelessness. City leaders mismanage funds, such that the roads are a hazard on a good day. There are many beautiful old homes, buildings, parks, and venues, most of which are either not sought after or used because of the aforementioned issues.

My home town!!!! 😊

How I miss home sweet home 😢

RIP Harley!❤️

Most of the places you said in this video...........I've been there

Can't wait to visit post Covid.

I'm looking to move quickly from Moore oklahoma, was looking at houses online in this area. This video helps, the butterfly garden got me excited

I’m a little shocked they didn’t visit the only Martin Luther King Center in America.

Girl scouts started in muskogee

Museum Dedicated To Bass Reeves Could Be Coming To Muskogee Thursday, February 13th 2020, 12:49 pm By: Erick Payne Play Video spaceplay / pause qunload | stop ffullscreenshift + ←→slower / faster ↑↓volume minute ←→seek . seek to previous12… 6 seek to 10%, 20% … 60% U.S. Deputy Marshal Bass Reeves is one of the most legendary lawmen ever, and he might soon have his own museum in Green Country. City leaders in Muskogee are trying to create a spot to highlight the first African-American U.S. deputy marshal west of the Mississippi. Reeves arrested more than 3,000 felons in his day and Muskogee leaders say it's past time for people to truly appreciate Reeves' life and his career in the Indian Territory. Bass Reeves was known for doing whatever it took to track down outlaws and they were terrified of his reputation of being fast with a gun and fearless. Even though Bass Reeves was born as a slave, he escaped to the Indian Territory in the 1860s where he was later commissioned by a federal judge to be a deputy U.S. Marshal in charge of 75,000 square miles, is mostly what's now Oklahoma and Arkansas. He killed 14 outlaws and arrested more than three thousand wanted criminals, including his own son, who was wanted for murder, and his own preacher for selling whiskey. When he retired in 1907, he became a Muskogee police officer. "He is a Muskogee icon," Muskogee City Councilor Marlon Coleman said. "As an African-American, being a marshal at the time he was a marshal, that's ironic in itself." Coleman is spearheading an effort to build a 'Bass Reeves African-American History Museum.' Reeves has his own national museum in Arkansas and has been the inspiration for comics, films, and shows, including the tv series, The Lone Ranger. "I think that he deserves the recognition that he should get in the area that he actually managed," Coleman said. City leaders say this recognition for reeves, is long overdue. "The fact that the light is finally being shone on him the way that it should have been years and years ago being really great," Muskogee Tourism Director Justin O'Neal said. City leaders are still in early talks and are working to decide what a Bass Reeves museum would look like. O'Neal says the city and region could benefit from helping people learn about the legendary lawman. "We're sitting on a gold mine of tourism possibilities," O'Neal said.

Also there moving the batfish to fort Gibson FYI

I had my graduation there

R.I.P Harley Hamm

Dont Be That Way Love Everybody New Sub Here :)

This town is very run down

Went to school in Miami OK and spent some time in Muskogee. This video was not diverse AT ALL. It is a misrepresentation of Muskogee and it's history. And I'll just say it. I didn't see 1 black person the whole entire video. And anybody who's been to Muskogee knows.

dude i live here and its not all that it seems

wish the crime rate wasn't so bad. I was born and raised there but won't go back. have a close connection to every place he mentioned.

Is he ever going to say that these tribes were black Indians

Come on vacation leave or get stuck here on probation

You are just darling! LOL are you married??

That town was a sh!thole when I graduated in the 80's, my friends still there say it's no better if not worse. Little opportunity, meth is out of hand, I read a report where 20% of babies born there have meth in their system, crime is worse. It might look good from a day touring the museums and Honor Heights Park but stay there a while and you wonder why you did.

Try wrap head on this shooting load...G .Washington was not the 1st president but we'll after 10...

I played at Max's one time and nobody care about me. I had more talent than the other guitar players. Muskogee has no talent