Chickasaw Nation Reopens Historic Hall as Hotel, Partners with Murray State
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What happened
The historic Chickasaw Hall, built in 1919, has reopened as a hotel in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. The hotel features design elements that pay tribute to the Chickasaw Nation’s culture and history. Murray State’s hospitality program is utilizing the hotel to place students in roles such as front desk, custodial, and food service.
From kxii.com
Why it matters
The partnership between the Chickasaw Nation and Murray State addresses industry needs by providing students with practical experience in the hospitality sector. The hotel’s operation represents a new commercial use of the historic building.
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Who's involved
- Chickasaw NationOwner and operator of the Chickasaw Hall hotel
- SmithDesigner of the hotel and chair of the hospitality program
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The entities involved
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Chickasaw Nation
Federally recognized Indian tribe of the United States
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