Red Oak II (Lowell Davis recreated town)

About the Attraction

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A visit to Red Oak II transports you to a bygone era of rural America, meticulously recreated by artist Lowell Davis. Here’s what to expect:

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• Authentic Atmosphere: Stroll through a collection of restored historic buildings, including a general store, schoolhouse, church, and gas station, all relocated and preserved to evoke the charm of a 1930s small town.
• Artistic Touches: Discover whimsical sculptures and creative installations throughout the grounds, reflecting Davis’s unique artistic vision and storytelling.
• Living History: The site blends nostalgia with artistry, offering a blend of museum-like exhibits and lived-in spaces, where some buildings serve as private homes or studios.
• Photogenic Setting: Vintage vehicles, period signage, and picturesque landscapes make Red Oak II a favorite for photographers and Route 66 travelers.

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Red Oak II is a captivating stop for anyone interested in Americana, folk art, and the enduring spirit of small-town life.