About Guthrie

As the first state capitol of Oklahoma, Guthrie is located 35 miles north of the present-day capitol of Oklahoma City. Home to 10,000 residents along the I-35, Guthrie’s unique architecture features a beautiful Victorian work and provides a unique backdrop for Wild West and territorial style living. The city is known for its carriage tours, replica trolleys, specialty stores, art galleries, and local candy shops. The Masonic Temple is the world's largest conservatory. Residents of an apartment or home in Guthrie are attracted to the city because of its rich background as the largest urban Historic Preservation District in the United States as well as its sense of community.

Numerous rail lines merge in Guthrie and provide a straight link into Oklahoma City, providing residents with convenient transportation for the long commute. Residents of a Guthrie house or apartment for rent can access local landmarks such as the Oklahoma Territorial Museum, Guthrie Scottish Rite Masonic Temple, The Pollard Theatre, Oklahoma State Capitol Publishing Museum, Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library, The Old Santa Fe Depot of Guthrie, and Oklahoma Sports Museum. Natural wonders can be found in the area in the form of Noble Park, Highland Park, Liberty Lake, and Guthrie Lake. Community events in Guthrie include Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival, Oklahoma 89er Celebration, Lazy E Ranch Rodeo Championship, Bull Quest, and the Guthrie Art & Wine Festival.

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