There’s A GI Joe Shop And Museum In Oklahoma That Will Bring Out The Kid In Everyone
In the town of Lone Wolf, there’s a GI Joe Shop and Museum that is home to almost 300 GI Joes. This fun museum pays homage to this iconic action figure many remember from their childhoods and it’s a great place to take the family for a little outing. They have one of the best collections of vintage GI Joes in the state or if you’re needing to repair ones you’ve been saving for decades, they can bring them back to life.
Take a look below at this beloved action figure museum.
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The town of Lone Wolf is located in southwestern Oklahoma and is home to just under 500 residents. Many visitors pass through town every year to pay a visit to one of the town's quirky shops.
The GI Joe Repair Shop and Museum is a specialty shop and museum who's goal is to educate and enlighten their visitors about the history behind the pop-cultural phenomenon - GI Joes.
These well-known toys are showcased in almost every setting possible - from war times to current day adventures - and it's so cool to see all the different variations.
If you have a GI Joe that needs repair, bring it along and the shop can fix it for you. They love bringing these toys back to life and seeing the joy on their customer's faces when they get them back.
Watch the video below for more details or visit their website here.
While Oklahoma does have some fabulous museums, it also has a few more on the quirky side. If you’re looking to see a two-headed calf or find the largest collection of banjos on display…Oklahoma has you covered. Click here to read more about some interesting (and fun!) museums in the Sooner State.
Address: 1107 Main St, Lone Wolf, OK 73655, USA
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Ashley has lived in Oklahoma for 25 years and is the Oklahoma staff writer for onlyinyourstate.com. When she isn't exploring Oklahoma, she enjoys visiting the beaches of California.
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