Railway Exchange Building (Muskogee, Oklahoma)

The Railway Exchange Building, a historic skyscraper in downtown Muskogee, Oklahoma, is notable for its Chicago School architectural style and is one of five pre-1912 skyscrapers in the area. Originally built to house railway company offices, it later served as a county office and educational facility. Despite its historical significance and inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places, renovation plans have been stalled since 2016 due to budget constraints. Visitors can appreciate its distinctive red brick façade and architectural features at the corner of Second and Court Streets.