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Fit

Hotels near I-40 in Sallisaw offering  'fitness' or exercise facilities are indicated with an F in this column. If the hotel also has a spa, it is so indicated by an S in this column. Most hotels define a 'spa' as a large hot tub with built in water jets. In a few cases, fitness facilities and spas may be off-premises (entry by pass issued by the hotel) in which case dressing rooms are also present for your convenience.

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I'net

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Fourteen Flags Museum
  Probably the most interesting exhibit here is their collection of cattle brands. There is also the restored log cabin of Judge Frank Faulkner (built around 1845), a Union Pacific caboose and some other stuff. The name, Fourteen Flags, is derived from the fact that Oklahoma has had 14 'national' flags flying over its territory. An interesting paper on what constitutes the true flags that have flown over the Oklahoma territory can be found at: PettigrewPaper.
  Open daily 9a to 5p. Closed Christmas Day. Admission is FREE but they really would appreciate a donation.
  For more information phone 1-918-336-2491. Sorry, no web site.
From exit 308 head north toward town and US-64 (about 0.7 miles). Turn right on US-64 which also is Cherokee Street The Museum is at the corner of Oak Street (a little less than a mile from US-59). (address: 200 East Cherokee Street).

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Sequoyah´s Cabin Site
  This was the 1829 cabin and home of Sequoyah who lived in the late 19th Century. He was a Cherokee and the inventor of their alphabet. They will even teach you the fundamentals of the Cherokee language and why the invention of a written alphabet was so challenging.
  For more information phone 1-918-775-2413. There is a page on the Oklahoma Museums web site at SequoyahCabin.
  Open Tuesday through Friday 9a to 5p; Saturday and Sunday 2 to 5p. Admission is FREE.
  From I-40 take exit 308. I eastbound, turn left; if westbound, turn right. Follow US-59 (Kerr Blvd) north into town. It Cherokee Ave US-59 turns right - and so do you. At Wheeler Street US-59 turns left and, again, so do you. Now follow US-59 out of town for almost 3 miles to OK-101. Turn right on 101 and follow it about 7 miles to the Sequoyah cabin site.