On Saturday, January 11, 2025, we dedicated a statue of U.S. Deputy Marshal and Muskogee Policeman, Bass Reeves.
The Sculptor, Joel Randall made the statue to show Reeves walking a wood-plank sidewalk, with a Billy club in hand. At night, the lights shine in a way that makes it look like Reeves is really walking! Bass wasn’t only a U.S. deputy marshal; he spent the last couple of years of his life as a Muskogee policeman. Reeves spent 32 years as a U.S. Deputy Marshal in Indian Territory before retiring to become a Muskogee Police officer in 1907. Many people come to Three Rivers just to see the Bass Reeves Exhibit both inside and outside of the museum. If You Go WHAT: Bass Reeves Statue WHERE: Three Rivers Museum, 220 Elgin St. |
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Muskogee's Regional Heritage CenterWith Assistance from the City of Muskogee
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