Claremore by Bobby Schott
Never… never again
over 2 years ago
United States: Oklahoma: Claremore
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Claremore
33% of people who have been to Claremore think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Claremore are Will Rogers Memorial Museum, Rogers State University, and Nut house. Claremore is featured on the list Towns & Sights on Route 66.Lists about this place
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Write an entry Entries about this placeClaremore from my point of view. by UnderthenoiseA lot of nothing goes on in Claremore, We have little to do but somehow we always keep busy. If we arent watching a movie at our tiny little theatre, or bowling at the run down bowling alley we are hanging out in some boring parking lot. Wal-Mart seems to be the only place interesting things happen around here. Wal-Mart makes us happy cookies as much as we all hate it, but admit we MUST have it. Sometimes taking a drive around the lake is interesting, at night the back roads can be scary, a few little cemetaries are near by makes for a spooky trip. If it rains Cat Creek floods S. Muskogee Ave. We have a few historical monument around. The Will Rogers Museum and Birth Place, The Belvedere Mansion, and that stupid Everlasting Flame, which by the way dosent last forever. We are located in a valley, which makes Tornadoes skip over us everytime. I don’t think we’ve ever had one. Some of the local Native American’s think that the Indians put a protection spell on it to keep away tornadoes. Either way, we are lucky. We have a lake that we can’t swim in and a Public Pool we can’t swim in either. :( If you are planning on visiting Claremore, i suggest you bring something to occupy your time. There isnt much to see or do around here, however Tulsa is close by and can prove to be very interesting. over 4 years ago |
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Claremore is a city and the county seat of Rogers County, Oklahoma, United States.[3] The population was 15,873 at the 2000 census, but was estimated to be 17,200 in 2007.[4] It is part of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area and home to Rogers State University, t
