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The museum got its start in 2000 during a citywide process called VISION 2010. In a series of meetings, local citizens came together and identified goals they would like the community to reach in the next ten years. Many things were discussed. Among them the town wanted unique attractions that would help to make Pauls Valley a destination city.Work out when and for how long to visit Toy and Action Figure Museum and other Pauls Valley attractions using our handy Pauls Valley trip planner.
With the help of local artist and toy designer (and collector) Kevin Stark, a board was formed to start working on the world’ s first museum devoted to the art and sculpting of action figures! The museum acquired its 501(c)3 nonprofit status and the group began researching and creating the plans for a first – class facility in the heart of downtown Pauls Valley. It took the group five years to put everything together and the doors opened on October 15, 2005.
Since that time the museum has had visitors from every state in the union and over 40 foreign countries and has helped serve as an economic catalyst for the downtown area. With group tours from state wide public and private schools, senior citizen groups and various tourist groups, not to mention curious travelers, the museum has seen over 50,000 visitors since it opened its doors.
An accredited museum, The Toy & Action Figure Museum has won several awards, including the Redbud Award for Best New Tourist Attraction in the state for 2006 at the Oklahoma Governor’ s Conference on Tourism.
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Toy and Action Figure Museum reviews
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Been on my bucket list to visit and glad we went! This place is awesome!!! My wife and I enjoyed it a lot and we were joyed to show our daughter a lot of the toys we played with as a child. The...
Been on my bucket list to visit and glad we went! This place is awesome!!! My wife and I enjoyed it a lot and we were joyed to show our daughter a lot of the toys we played with as a child. The... more »
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I had seen the museum on TV and read about it in the newspaper but nothing compares to being there in person. It was impressive. They had more action figures than Walmart. They had huge displays...
I had seen the museum on TV and read about it in the newspaper but nothing compares to being there in person. It was impressive. They had more action figures than Walmart. They had huge displays... more »
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Been on my bucket list to visit and glad we went! This place is awesome!!! My wife and I enjoyed it a lot and we were joyed to show our daughter a lot of the toys we played with as a child. The highlight of the museum is the adult collectors diorama. The diorama is well laid out and true depiction of what a collectors room would like if the toys came to life. My only disappointment was that I wasn't able to find Waldo (lol) Truly is a great place for adults and kids to visit. Highly recommend this place for anyone!!!
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So many rare toys I never thought I’d see in my life. Looking at the transformers, GI Joe and Hot Wheels really brought back childhood memories. This is a small museum, but totally worth seeing.
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