Cornerpost
Second-Hand Shop & AntiquesPassing Through Historic Pawnee? Make Cornerpost Your First Stop.
Room after room of real treasures — antiques, collectables, keepsakes, appliances, mattresses, and furniture — tucked right on the corner as you roll into the west side of Pawnee's historic business district. Come see what you find.
From Antiques to Furniture — and Everything in Between
Cornerpost is packed corner to corner with real second-hand finds. Take your time, dig around, and see what's waiting on the shelves this week.
Antiques
Collectables
Keepsakes
Appliances
Mattresses
Furniture
Recently In Store
A sample of what's come through the door lately. Most pieces are one-of-a-kind — once it sells, it's gone, so what's pictured here may already be spoken for. Come see what's here today.
Always In Stock
Historic Pawnee, Oklahoma
Pawnee is one of Oklahoma's real frontier towns — home to the Pawnee Bill Ranch state historic site and the Pawnee Nation. If you're already making the drive to see the history, swing by the corner and see ours.
Right on the Corner
700 Harrison St sits on the west side of the historic business district — easy to spot, easy to park, easy to find whether you're a local or just passing through.
Ask Cliff or Tresa
Cornerpost is run by local folks who know Pawnee inside and out. Cliff and Tresa are usually the ones behind the counter — ask them about the town's history while you browse.
Part of the Pawnee Trip
Pair your visit to Cornerpost with the rest of historic downtown Pawnee — a full day of Oklahoma frontier history and small-town treasure hunting.
More to See in Historic Pawnee
Cornerpost is a great home base for exploring the rest of what historic Pawnee has to offer.
Pawnee Bill Ranch Historic Site
The historic 500-acre ranch home of Wild West showman Gordon "Pawnee Bill" Lillie — mansion, barn, and grounds open to tour.
Pawnee Nation Office of Historic Preservation
Preserving and sharing the history and culture of the Pawnee Nation.
Forgotten Oklahoma & Wildfire Trading Co.
A downtown Pawnee shop and archive preserving Oklahoma history, housed in the old Arkansas Valley National Bank building.
Pawnee County Genealogy Resources
Local resources for tracing family history in Pawnee County.
Click's Steakhouse
A Pawnee institution since 1962 — steaks, salad bar, and famous meringue pies, just down Harrison St.
Historic Pawnee County Courthouse
An art deco courthouse built in 1932, still in use today.
Oklahoma Steam Threshing & Gas Engine Show
A Pawnee tradition for over 50 years — steam engines, tractors, and a working blacksmith shop, held every May.
The Pawnee Bathhouse
A WPA-built stone bathhouse and three-acre swimming lake from the 1930s — still open and a Pawnee summer tradition, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Pawnee County Historical Society Museum & Dick Tracy Headquarters
Hometown museum of Dick Tracy creator Chester Gould, born in Pawnee in 1900 — comic strip memorabilia, Pawnee Tribe history, and local artifacts, all under one roof. Free admission.
A real treasure hunt on the corner
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Wide Variety, One Stop
Antiques, collectables, keepsakes, appliances, mattresses, and furniture — no need to hunt all over town.
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Easy to Find
Right on the corner, west side of Pawnee's historic business district — hard to miss.
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A Real Piece of Pawnee
Second-hand goods with history, in a town built on Oklahoma frontier history.
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Worth the Drive
Make Cornerpost part of your day trip to historic Pawnee — bring the family, take your time.
On the Corner, Downtown Pawnee
700 Harrison St · West side of the historic business district
"Cornerpost is a little gem on the west side of historic downtown Pawnee, just a short walk from the visitor center. If you are passing through or spending time in town, stop in. This corner building is easy to miss if you are in a hurry, and that would be a mistake.
The folks who run it are locals who clearly love Pawnee. They keep the store stocked with an ever-changing mix of treasures: antique beds and rocking chairs, historic tea sets, jewelry, keepsakes from another generation, used appliances, shelving, furniture, even brand-new mattresses. One visit you might find a bicycle. The next, a 100-year-old scooter. I have been in three times and it is never the same shop twice.
Prices are super reasonable, and the staff make the place. They know the town, they know the history, and they will sit and visit with you. There is usually enough furniture around that you can just take a seat and listen to a story. That kind of hospitality is rare, and it is the best part of the stop.
If you are in or passing through Pawnee, do not drive by. Cornerpost is worth the few extra minutes. Highly recommend."