Guthrie, Oklahoma was founded in 1889 during the famous Land Run and served as the territorial and first state capital. Today, it stands as one of America's most impressive collections of Victorian architecture, with over 2,000 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
From antique shopping to fine dining, live theater to annual festivals, Guthrie offers a rare glimpse into frontier elegance—all within easy walking distance of Pembroke Cottage.
Things to Do & See
Discover what makes Guthrie special
Historic Downtown
6 blocks
Victorian-era architecture, brick streets, and charming storefronts make downtown Guthrie a photographer's dream.
Antique Shopping
Downtown
Dozens of antique shops and vintage boutiques line the historic streets, offering unique treasures and collectibles.
Scottish Rite Masonic Temple
0.5 miles
One of the largest Masonic centers in the world, featuring stunning architecture and guided tours.
Live Theater
Downtown
The Pollard Theatre and other venues offer year-round performances in historic settings.
Fine Dining
Walking distance
From farm-to-table cuisine to comfort food classics, Guthrie's restaurant scene punches above its weight.
Annual Events
Various locations
Jazz festival, territorial days, vintage car shows, and holiday celebrations throughout the year.
Why Visit Guthrie?
Architectural Heritage
Walk through 400+ blocks of Victorian buildings, one of the largest historic districts in the nation.
Small Town Charm
Experience genuine Oklahoma hospitality in a community that treasures its frontier roots.
Year-Round Events
Jazz festivals, territorial celebrations, vintage car shows, holiday markets, and more.
Plan Your Guthrie Getaway
Whether you're planning a romantic weekend escape, a family vacation, or attending one of Guthrie's many festivals, Pembroke Cottage provides the perfect home base. Our location on Pembroke Lane puts you within easy reach of all downtown attractions while offering a peaceful retreat at day's end.
Start your morning with coffee on the covered patio, spend your day exploring brick-lined streets and Victorian storefronts, enjoy dinner at one of Guthrie's excellent restaurants, then return to relax in your private hot tub under the stars. This is the Pembroke Cottage experience.
Best Times to Visit Guthrie
Spring and fall offer ideal weather for walking tours and outdoor festivals. Summer brings warm days perfect for exploring at a leisurely pace, while winter holidays transform downtown into a Victorian Christmas wonderland. No matter the season, Historic Guthrie welcomes you with charm and character.