Ed Galloway - Creator of the World's Largest Totem Pole

Of the many spectacular things to see around Rogers County, one of the most impressive has to be the World's Largest Totem Pole.

It was the creative genius of Ed Galloway, who developed the park as a monument to the Native American. The centerpiece of the nine acre park, the totem pole, rises from the back of an enormous turtle.

The nine acre park also includes Galloway's eleven-sided Fiddle House that houses his hand-carved fiddles. Artifacts made by Ed Galloway and visuals of the park development are on display in the museum. Throughout the park are various sizes of colorful totems, displaying the Indian Folk Art.

The Totem Pole Park is considered a Route 66 icon and has been visited by people from 45 states and 25 countries. The park has been featured in a number of national magazines.

Totem Pole Park, Fiddle House and Gift Shop are open to the public free of charge

Located ten miles North of Claremore, Oklahoma, off Historic Route 66 four miles East of Foyil, Oklhoma on Highway 28A.

The Fiddle House Museum and Gift Shop:

Open daily: 11:00am - 3:00pm - Sunday 12:30pm - 4:00pm

By appointment: 918-342-1169 - 918-342-9149