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American Oil & Gas Historical Society
Oil and natural gas history, education resources, museum news, exhibits and events.
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Santa Paula California. Housed in the original Union Oil Company building the museum offers docent-led tours of the upstairs where restored offices from the 1890s provide visitors with a personal, hands-on experience of the early California oil business. In addition to the permanent petroleum exhibits, the Museum presents new exhibits of science, transportation and history throughout the year.
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This world-class facility celebrates the success of Conoco, which was built not by just one person, but by thousands of employees bonded by old-fashioned practicality and sheer determination. It is their stories that create the heritage that truly is the spirit of Conoco. Located in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
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Dedicated to preserving early twentieth century farming, ranching and oil culture of Fulton Wells, which later became Santa Fe Springs, California.
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The Kansas Oil Museum is the one of the largest museums in the state with a focus on the history of America's early 20th-century oil industry. We also preserve and interpret the history of Butler County, Kansas, from the earliest days of the Native American tribes and the pioneers, to small-town and ranch life of the 1900s. In addition to curating both permanent and seasonal exhibits, we function as the Historical Society of Butler County, with a large research library and extensive archival and photographic collections.
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Norman #1 Museum | City of Neodesha
Norman #1 was the 1st oil well drilled west of the Mississippi River drilled on the garden plot of T.J. Norman, a local blacksmith and became the 1st of what would become known as the Mid-Continent Oil Field of Southeast Kansas. Located in Neodesha, Kansas.
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Brea, California.
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Taft, California.
