Roger Miller Museum, Biographical museum in Erick, Oklahoma, United States.
The Roger Miller Museum was a biographical museum housed in a former 1929 drugstore building at the corner of Roger Miller Boulevard and Sheb Wooley Avenue. The space displayed personal items, stage costumes, and musical instruments belonging to the country music performer.
The museum opened in 2004 to showcase items belonging to country musician Roger Miller from Erick, Oklahoma. It closed in 2017 after more than a decade of presentations and visitor experiences.
The museum held items from Roger Miller's career, including his work in country music and his role in the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Big River. Visitors could see how this artist connected two different worlds of entertainment.
The museum sat at a clearly visible corner where two streets named after musicians meet. The space was easy to navigate and provided good views of the collections in a compact layout.
The museum stood at an unusual intersection where two streets bear the names of local musicians. This double naming makes Erick a place with a strong connection to music history.
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