You Have One More Night To Experience Guthrie’s Victorian Walks

One of the most unique holiday experiences in Oklahoma is the annual Victorian Walk in Guthrie. And Oklahoma residents have one more opportunity to travel back in time and experience a Victorian Christmas!

During Guthrie's Territorial Victorian Walks, visitors can walk down the historic streets of Guthrie and be transported to a Victorian Christmas. The historic buildings are decorated with twinkling lights and vintage holiday decor. Guthrie residents are dressed up in historical attire and act as if it really is Christmas time in the Victorian era.

Visitors can take a horse-drawn carriage ride and shop along Guthrie's historic downtown and see live visions of what everyday life was like in the prairie during the Victorian era.

Guthrie's last Victorian Walk of the year will take place Saturday, December 13.

If you want to visit Guthrie during the town's Victorian Walks, then you have one more Saturday to do so! The last Victorian Walk of the season will take place in downtown Guthrie from 5-9 p.m. Saturday, December 13.

Guthrie's Victorian Walk is free and open to the public.

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Guthrie recently named one of America's best 'Christmas Towns.'

Oklahoma is one of the best places to celebrate the holidays. Several towns have gigantic light displays or unique attractions, like a giant leg lamp from "A Christmas Story" or immersive light experiences from lands far away.

But recently, Guthrie was recognized nationally for its holiday celebrations and was named by HGTV as one of America's best "Christmas towns." So if you're wanting to experience one of the nation's best "Christmas towns," you better plan on being in Guthrie this weekend!