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Original 15-story Neo-Gothic structure built in 1918, with matching 36-story addition raised in 1984. Italian marble lobby, balconies on 15th and 36th floors, ornate brass finishes, stained glass art, terra cotta exterior.
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Home of Clark Gable, Barnsdall is a city in Osage County, Oklahoma. As of the 2020 census, the population of the city was 1,034
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Drawn by the fertile bluegrass prairie and the huge coal beds beneath, settlers from all over began to gather to form a community. The year was 1897, and this was the beginning of what is now Collinsville.
The new, settlement (located about one ...
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Slick began as an oil boom town in 1920, and was named for oilman Thomas B. Slick, who drilled a discovery well nearby. A railroad, the Oklahoma-Southwestern Railway, was completed into town the same year. By 1922, the town had an estimated ...
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The incorporated community called Beggs occupies 4.3 square miles in northwestern Okmulgee County. The town is situated along Alternate U.S. Highway 75/State Highway 16, thirteen miles northwest of Okmulgee and thirty-one miles south of Tulsa. As ...
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The incorporated city of Kellyville is situated eight miles southwest of Sapulpa in east-central Creek County on Historic Route 66. Named for James E. Kelly, who had established a trading post in the area circa 1892, the town has based its economy ...
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Nestled in the heart of eastern Oklahoma, our enchanting city is a gem that beckons explorers, dreamers and those seeking a breath of fresh air in a fast-paced world. With a tapestry woven from rich heritage and a touch of whimsy, Bristow invites ...
Location ID: #10249947
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Downtown Tulsa is everyone’s neighborhood: The place where people live, work, and entertain. We are the region’s destination for live music, cuisine, coffee, art, entertainment, and craft beer. Creativity is our culture with a unique mix of history, ...
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A city with a rich history in business and the arts, Bartlesville is located in Northeast Oklahoma, about 50 miles of easy highway driving north of Tulsa. Home to about 35,000 people, Bartlesville is a small city with a big heart — and big-city ...
Location ID: #10189368
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The purple heart of the Pearl District in the south end of downtown Tulsa is an historic building, celebrating 100 years in 1923. A multi-purpose facility with a spacious ballroom that boasts a capacity of 325 and an adjoining, fully-functioning ...
Location ID: #10249926
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The Okmulgee Downtown Historic District covers several blocks, including the black commercial district on 5th & 6th Streets. Over 140 buildings were nominated to be put on the National Register of Historic Places for their architectural appeal and ...
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Known as "the Gateway to the Osage," Skiatook is identified with timbered, rolling hills, natural gas and oil production, fertile farms and ranch land, Skiatook Lake, and an expanse of tallgrass prairie.
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Sand Springs is located in Northeast Oklahoma, six miles west of Tulsa. The city was incorporated in 1912, just five years after statehood. The city is continually flourishing with an area of 22 square miles, an extended growth area of 150 square ...
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Situated ten miles from downtown Tulsa, Bixby, Sapulpa and Broken Arrow The Ten is the heartbeat of Jenks and expands exactly 10 blocks west of the Arkansas River until you hit the old Midland Valley railroad tracks.
Jenks Main Street is ...
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The Rose District is a collaborative public/private partnership that has breathed new life into Broken Arrow’s 100-year-old historical downtown core. Community leaders sought to create a downtown district that would provide a pedestrian-friendly ...
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Located in the vibrant 18th & Boston/SoBo district & right off Riverside Drive, the Brut Hotel is boutique hotel in a current Brutalist style 1950's refurbished building opening in late summer 2022. Brut Hotel will also offer a rooftop venue space ...
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The Tulsa Visitors Center offers out-of-towners the chance to chat with Visitors Center staff for a local perspective. Grab an official visitor guide, find answers to any questions you have and kick off your T-Town trip the right way.
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