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Will Rogers World Airport (mostly known as Will Rogers Airport or simply Will Rogers), is a central aviation hub of the state of Oklahoma. It lies ten kilometres from downtown Oklahoma City, the capital of the state. The air terminal bears the name of the actor and cowboy Will Rogers, who was born in Oklahoma. During World War II, the airfield was a training facility and a base for the United States Army Air Forces. Although the airport does not handle international flights, it is Oklahoma's busiest airport in terms of total passenger traffic. The airport services more than 5 million people a year. The passenger terminal is divided into three concourses, which are the Central, West and East Concourses.

Oklahoma City is accessible from the airport by bus departing from Greyhound station. Dedicated bus routes provide transportation for military men and recruits. At Will Rogers World Airport, you may proceed from the lower level of the passenger terminal to the Transportation Plaza, where taxi, limousine, van, and shuttle services are available. The cars of transport network companies (Uber and Lyft) pick up passengers on the upper transportation level, next to the terminal. Read all...

Oklahoma City would be a great destination for those enthusiastic about religious sights, as it has some wonderful monuments of sacred architecture to offer. An outstanding one is St. Joseph Old Cathedral that was completed in 1931. In 1995, during the Oklahoma City bombing, the building was badly damaged but subsequently restored in 1997. The church itself is a vivid example of the Gothic Revival. One should not also miss St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral built in 1904 in the Norman Gothic style. During the bombing of 1995, the building was damaged too, and it took about two years to rebuild it.

Besides the already mentioned, the city has many beautiful museums. Of special interest is the Museum of Osteology acquainting visitors with skeletons of various animals. This is an amazing place to broaden one's horizons, and children will especially like it. However, they also cannot help but enjoy the Oklahoma Railway Museum demonstrating many trains of various types and times. The most interesting part of the tour is a train ride. It is also worth visiting the American Banjo Museum presenting a huge collection of banjos of various kinds, as well as the 45th Infantry Division Museum. Among the exhibits of the latter are uniforms, military documents, mock-ups, weapons, World War II military vehicles.
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