Ponca City - Pioneer Woman Statue and Museum

The Pioneer Woman is a bronze statue of a young, sun-bonneted pioneer mother, protectively leading her son by the hand. The monument stands on a quarter section of land homesteaded in 1893. In October, 1926, E.W. Marland invited sculptors to submit designs in the form of small models which were then voted on - Bryan Baker's entry was the most popular.

The Pioneer Woman Museum pays tribute to women from all races, creeds and nationalities who have contributed to the development of Oklahoma. "A Oklahoma Woman" is an exhibit that looks at the lives of 16 different woman.