As you enter the front hall, you will see a display of medallions and tokens.  They include  a 1924 Sulphur dog-license tag, a metal token from Doc's Rec. Club for 5¢, a wooden "Free Beer" token from Fat Jack's Bar, and tokens from Sooner's Grocery given as change for Food Stamps. (The museum is still looking for more Sulphur-related tokens and would appreciate any information our visitors can give us.  We would love to exhibit any you might have, whether on permanent or temporary loan. )

One of the most interesting, and disturbing, medallions on display is a handmade metal tag of a Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon from Sevierville TN, dated 1875.  It is thought to have been dropped in Platt National Park in June 1924 during a Klan Day and Rally.  It is a reflection of a dark era in our Nation's and State's histories.  In the 1920's, Klan-backed political candidates attempted to take over OK government.

A display reflecting more pleasant times in Sulphur shows artifacts from the Belleview Plunge, one of 3 spring-fed pool complexes once located in Sulphur.  If you didn't have a swim-suit, you rented one and left your street clothes in the metal basket.  A matching tag was pinned to your swimsuit so you could claim your possessions after swimming.