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Tulsa architectural history[edit]

List of Art Deco buildings in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Prior to 1900[edit]

The earliest known structures in the Tulsa area was the town built by the Lochapoka Creeks when they settled near what is now the intersection of 18th Street and Cincinnati Ave, underneath the still standing Council Oak Tree (Tulsa, Oklahoma). The town followed the traditional plan of a Creek village, with cermonial buildings surrounding a central square. Individual families' houses were behind these buildings. The Lochapakas arrived in Indina Territory with very little in the way of tools, so these initial structures would have been fairly crude. The entire town was burnt during the American Civil War, and the residents fled to Kansas under the leadership Opothle Yohola. After the war, the residents returned but rather than rebuilding the town as it had been, settled in scattered cabins and houses. The central square, however, remained an important cermonial site.

Image	Building	Date	Notes
Prior to 1900
	Noah Partridge House, Near 10th and Main current location of Holy Family Cathedral	1882 or before	Cabin, only permanent house when Tulsa established (source) (demolished)
	First Frisco Depot, North of tracks, west side of Boston Avenue	1882	Along with Roundhouse and Section House first buildings built in Tulsa (demolished) (source)
	Frisco Roundhouse, east of Boulder Avenue	1882	Two stall roundhouse Along with Depot and Section House first buildings built in Tulsa, (demolished) (source)
	Frisco Section House, North side of tracks, near Boulder Ave.	1882	Along with Depot and Roundhouse first buildings built in Tulsa, (demolished) (source)
	Bob Childers House	1882	First house built in Tulsa (demolished)
	Hall and Co. Store	1883	early frame store, (demolished)
	T. J. Archer Store	1883	early frame store, (demolished)
image	Presbyterian Mission school building	1884	first school and church building, demolished (Cosden Building now at site)
	Rev Sylvester Morris House	1885	Currently in Owen Park, Tulsa's oldest surviving house ^[1]
image	Brady General Store	1890	early frame store, (demolished)
	C. B. Lynch Store	c.1891	Early Frame Store (demolished)
image	Brady's Shoe Co.	1892	early frame store, (demolished)
image	Lynch Building, 1st and Main	1894	Tulsa's first masonry building, (demolished, destroyed in 1897 fire)
image	Arthur Antle Livery Barn, 2nd Street	1894	Masonry building, (demolished)
Image, building on right	Price Gillete Building	prior to 1897	Masonry building, (demolished)
image	First Presbyterian Church, 4th and Boston	1899	Congregation's second building, on site of later Pioneer Building (demolished)

1900's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
1900 to 1909
Image of street with hotel on right	New State Hotel and Cafe, Main Street	1900's		Tulsa's first three story building. Built by J. M. Hall. (demolished)
	Pre-Statehood House, 604 N. Cheyenne Ave.	1904		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Loughton House, 625 N. Cheyenne Ave.	1906		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Dawson School, NE Corner of East Ute Place & North Kingston Place	1908		Listed on National Register of Historic Places
	Second Frisco Depot	1906? Expanded 1912		Brick building. Demolished.
image	First Methodist Episcopal Church. 5th and Boston	1908		demolished
	Pierce Block, 301 East 3rd Street	1909	Unknown	Plains Commercial Style building. Rare pre-1920 survivor of 1920's building boom. Listed on National Register of Historic Places
	Fire Station #3, 1013 East 3rd Street	1909 remodeled 1948		Art Deco, Deco Moderne (remodeling)
	Grosshart Sanitarium, 636 N. Cheyenne Ave.	1909		One of first hospitals in Tulsa. Specialised in treatment of tuberculosis. Part of Brady Heights Historical District.

1910's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
1910 to 1919
	26 S. Tacoma^[1]	1910's
	Latimer House, 1103 N. Denver Ave.	1910		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Mayo Building, 424 S. Main St.	1910/1917 renovated 2010		Now houses Downtown Tulsa YMCA
	First Presbyterian Church, 7th and Boston	1911		Congregation's third building.
	Curtain House, 902 N. Denver Ave.	1911	J. P. Curtain	Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Veasey House , 1802 S. Cheyenne Ave. ^[1]	1912		Listed on National Register of Historical Places. Part of Buena Vista Park Historic District
	New Hotel Tulsa, 3rd and Cincinnati	1912		Demolished
Image 1940	Tulsa County Courthouse, 5th and Boulder	1912		Neo Classical building. Demolished in 1962.
	Mission Manor (Cosden House), 1606 South Carson^[1]	1912
	Winteringer House	1912		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Brady Theater	1912-14, remodeled 1930, additions 1952	1930 remodel, Bruce Goff
	Holy Family Cathedral, Rectory & School, 122 West 8th Street	1912-19		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	Thomas Gilcrease House, 2500 Newton Ave. On grounds of Gilcrease Museum^[1]	1913
	Sinclair Mansion, 17th and Carson^[1]	1913		Demolished
	Manhattan Court Apartments, 11th and Cincinnati^[1]	1913		Apartments demolished, Manager's Cottage moved to 1717 S. Baltimore
	Wilson House, 1003 N. Denver Ave.	1913		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Cosden Mansion, 17th Pl. & S. Carson^[1]	1914		Demolished
	Hopping House, 636 N. Denver	1914		American Foursquare with red tile roof and built of buff-colored brick. Built by J. S. Hopping. Was sold in 1917. Hopping later platted the Hopping addition (Gillette Historical District) and built a house the at 1532 S. Gillette Ave, also known a the Hopping House. Part of Brady Heights Historical District
	Rudisill House, 1102 N. Denver	1915		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	United States Post Office and Courthouse, 224 S. Boulder Ave.	1915-17		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	Eleventh Street Arkansas River Bridge, U.S. Highway 66 over the Arkansas River	1916-17, modified 1929		Listed on National Register of Historical Places. Multi-span concrete arch bridge with verticals. 1929 modification added ornate guardrails with Zig Zag and PWA Art Deco elements.
	Kennedy Building, 321 S. Boston Ave.	1916/1919
	Tulsa Municipal Building, 124 E. 4th Street	1917		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	Wright Building, West 3rd Street	1917
	National Bank of Tulsa Building, 320 S. Boston	1917, expanded 1929	George Winkler
File:Aaronsonhouse.jpg	Aaronson House	1917		Part of Maple Ridge Historic District
	Markham Mansion, 1630 S. Carson^[1]	1917		Demolished
	Cosden Building (Mid-Continent Tower), 409 S. Boston Ave.	1918, modified 1980, 1984		Listed on National Register of Historical Places. Constructed on site of Presbytaryian Misson School, Tulsa's first school. Originally 15 story building, Tulsa's first skyscraper. One of earliest reinforced concrete building in country. Sullivanesque architecture with Venetian Gothic terra cotta skin. Restored in 1980. In 1984 twenty story Mid-Continent Tower was cantilevered over it. Tower supported by twin addition to the east. entire project deisgned to look as much like original as possible.
	McFarlin Building, 11 E. 5th St.	1918		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	McFarlin House, 1610 S. Carson Ave.	1918		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	Moore Manor, 228 West 17th Place^[1]	1918		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	First Church of Christ, Scientist, 924 S. Boulder Ave.	1918-1923
	Central High School, 212 E. 6th St.	1918, 1924
	Brown-Duncan Department Store, 4th and Main	1918		demolished
	Oil Capital Building, S. Main St.	1918
	Downing Mansion, 232 N. Santa Fe^[1]	1918		Modified Mission style
	Dresser House, 235 West 18th St.^[1]	1919		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	Sinclair Building, SE corner of 5th and Main	1919
	Tulsa Municipal Building 4th and Cincinnati	1919
	Breene Mansion, 1608 S. Elwood^[1]	1919
	First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 913 S. Boulder	1920	Van Slyke & Woodruff	Congregation's third building; highlight is ornate stained glass dome
	Crestview Manor, 1830 S. Cheyenne Ave.	1919	Barnett, Haynes, Barnett	Part of Buena Vista Park Historic District
	Reunion Center, NE corner 4th and Main	1919/1925
	Clinton-Hardy House, 1322 S. Guthrie Ave.^[1]	1919-20	George Winkler	Also know as Lee Clinton House. Listed on National Register of Historical Places. Part of Riverview Historic District. Colonial/Georgian architecture.

1920's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
1920 to 1929
	Akdar Shrine Temple, 4th and Denver	1920's		demolished
	Brady Mansion , 620 N. Denver Ave.	1920	John Curtain	Also known as Arlington. Built for Tate Brady. 2 1/2 story Greek revival mansion, based on Robert E. Lee's Arlington House. Has masonry load bearing walls and white stone facade, stone from Carthage, Missouri. Part of Brady Heghts Historical District.
	Centenary United Methodist Church, 631 N. Denver	1920, expanded 1957.		Greek Revival church. Congregation dates from 1906 as Tigert Memorial Methodist Church. East wing added 1957. Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Petroleum Building, 420 S. Boulder Ave.	1921		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Thompson Building, 20 E. 5th St.	1921
	Skelly Building, 23 W. 4th St.	1921, addition 1928	Bruce Goff (addition)	Demolished
	Mincks House, 1145 N. Cheyenne Ave	1921		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
File:Gillettemansion.jpg	Gillette Mansion, 1521 S. Yorktown Pl.	1921		Part of Gillette Historical District
File:Mcdonnellhouse.jpg	McDonnell House	1922		Part of Maple Ridge Historic District
	Atlas Life Building, 415 S. Boston Ave.	1922 renovated 2010	Rush, Endacott & Rush	Now Courtyard Tulsa Downtown, opened by SJS Hospitality on June 4, 2010. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	George Way House, 31st & Peoria NE corner	1922	Bruce Goff	Was thought to be the oldest surviving Bruce Goff residential design, until the house at 1401 S Quaker was rediscovered.
	Blair House, 762 N. Denver	1922	John Blair	Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Westminster Presbyterian Church, 308 W. King St.	1922		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Harwelden, 2210 S. Main St.	1923		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
[[ William G. Skelly house in Tulsa ]]	Skelly House, 2103 S. Madison Ave.	1923		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Part of Maple Ridge Historic District
	Beacon Building, 4th and Boulder SW corner	1923
	Holland Hall School Building (Boulder on the Park)	1923, remodled 1947		Listed on National Register of Historic Places, Art Deco Streamline Style
	Hooper Brothers Coffee Company Building, 731-733 E. Admiral Blvd.	1924		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Southwestern Bell Main Dial Building, 424 S. Detroit Ave.	1924, modified 1930		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Art Deco Zigzag
	Tribune Building, 20 E. Archer St.	1924		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Blue Dome (Former Gulf Oil Station, 313 E. 2nd St.	1924
	Vandever Building, 5th between Main and Boston, S. side	1924
	Cain's Ballroom	1924		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Mayo Hotel, 115 West 5th St.	1925		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Tulsa Building, 115 E. 5th	1925
	Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati	1925
	Reunion Center, 4th and Main	1925
	All American House, Troost near Utica Square	1925	Bruce Goff
	Tulsa Historical Society Building & Museum (Travis Mansion), 2445 S. Peoria	1925
	Tulsa Garden Center (Travis/Snedden House), 2435 S. Peoria	1925
	First Presbyterian Church, 709 S. Boston Ave.	1925		congregation's fourth building.
	Menteneneger House, 715 N. Denver	1925		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	Fawcett Building (Stanolind/Amoco), 515 South Boston Avenue	1926	Leon Senter
	Marion Corporation Building, 114 E. 5th St.	1926
	Day Building (Nelson's), 514 S. Boston Ave.	1926
	First United Methodist Church, 1115 S Boulder	1925-1926
	Tulsa Building & Loan Company Building, E. 4th St.			demolished
	Philbrook, 2727 S. Rockford Road	1927		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Philtower Building, 427 S. Boston Ave.	1927		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Medical and Dental Arts Bldg, 108 West 6th St.	1927		Art Deco Zigzag demolished
	Tulsa Club, 115 E. 5th St.	1927		Art Deco Zigzag
	Page Warehouse, 408 E. 13th St.	1927		Art Deco Zigzag demolished
	Holarud Building, 3rd and Main	1927
McBirney House, 1414 S. Galveston Ave.	1927-28		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Mincks-Adams Hotel, 403 S. Cheyenne Ave.	1927-28		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Adah Robinson Residence, 1119 S. Owasso Ave.,	1927-1929	Bruce Goff	Art Deco Zigzag source, source
	Circle Theater, 10 S. Lewis Ave.	1928		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Building, 624 S. Boston Ave.	1928		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Art Deco Zigzag
	St. John Vianney Training School for Girls, 4001 E. 101st St.	1928		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Christ the King Church,1530 S. Rockford Ave.	1928		Art Deco Zigzag
	Guaranty Laundry, 2036 E. 11th St.	1928		Art Deco Zigzag
	500 S. Main St.	1928		demolished
	Alvin Hotel, 7th and Main	1928		Demolished
	Ambassador Hotel, 1314 S. Main	1929		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Boston Avenue Methodist Church, 1301 S. Boston Ave.	1929	Adah Robinson, Bruce Goff, relative contributions disputed.	Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, National Historic Landmark. Art Deco Zigzag.
	Phillips 66 Station #473, 2224 E. Admiral Boulevard	1929		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Public Service of Oklahoma, 600 S. Main St.	1929	Arthur M. Atkinson, Frederick V. Kershner	Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Art Deco Zigzag
	Riverside Studio, 1381 Riverside Drive	1929		Art Deco Zigzag
	Sinclair Service Station, 3501 E. 11th St.	1929		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
	Westhope, 3704 S. Birmingham Ave.	1929	Frank Lloyd Wright	Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Art Deco Zigzag
	Halliburton-Abbott, 500 S. Boulder Ave.	1929		Art Deco Zigzag demolished
	Midwest Equitable Meter, 3130 Charles Page Boulevard	1929		Art Deco Zigzag
	Warehouse Market, 925 S. Elgin Ave.	1929		Art Deco Zigzag
image from north	Bliss Hotel, 123 S. Boston Ave.	1929	L. I. Shumway	Art Deco Zigzag. 10 story building. (demolished)
	Parriott House, 2216 E. 30th St.	1929-30		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

1930's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
1930 to 1939
	Westinghouse Warehouse (Bedcheck)			Art Deco Zigzag Demolished
	Howard J. Sherman Residence, 7228 S. Evanston Ave.	1930s		Art Deco Streamline
	Town and Country Restaurant (Former S&J Oyster Bar), 3301 S. Peoria	c. 1930's; 1945 renovation		Art Deco
	Gillette-Tyrell Building (Pythian Building), 423 S. Boulder Ave.	1930	Edward Saunders (architect)	Listed on National Register of Historic Places Originally designed as 13 story buildin, only bottom three stories were built. Has Italian, Spanish and American Indian inspired motifs. Art Deco Zigzag. Has ornate lobby with tile wainscotting, plaster coffered ceilings, mosaic tile floors, cast iron railings and etched glass windows and lights. Terra cotta exterior.
	Milady's Cleaners, 1736-38 E. 11th St.	1930		Art Deco Zigzag source, source source
	Genet Building, 914 S. Boston Ave.	1930		Art Deco Zigzag Demolished
	Merchant's Exhibit Building, Tulsa State Fairgrounds	1930		Art Deco Zigzag Collapsed/Demolished
	Main Mall Plaza, 4th and Main	1930
	University of Tulsa, McFarlin Library	1930
	National Supply Company (U-Haul), 504 East Archer street	1930
	Philcade, 511 S. Boston Ave.	1931		Listed on National Register of Historic Places Art Deco Zigzag
File:Tulsa Depot.jpg	Tulsa Union Depot, 3 S. Boston Ave.	1931		Art Deco PWA
	Mid Continent Oil Co. Station, 2102 S. Utica	1931		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Marathon Oil Co. Station, 201 N. Boston Ave.	1931		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Lerner Shop, 419 S. Main St.	remodeled ca. 1931		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Animal Detention Center (Tulsa SPCA), 2910 Mohawk Boulevard^[2]	1931		Art Deco PWA
	Fairgrounds Pavilion, Tulsa State Fairgrounds	1932		Art Deco PWA
	Vickory Phillips 66 Station, 602 S. Elgin Ave.	1932		Listed on National Register of Historic Places
	Marquette School, 1519 S. Quincy Ave.	1932		Art Deco Zigzag
	Tulsa Municipal Airport, 6600 E. Apache Ave.	1932		Art Deco PWA Demolished
	KVOO Transmitter Station, 15050 E. 11th St.	1932		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Sixty-Six Motel, 3660 Southwest. Blvd.	ca. 1933		Listed on National Register of Historic Places Demolished June 26, 2001
	Cities Service Oil Co. Station, 1502 E. 11th St.	1933		Art Deco Streamline
	Fire Station #13, 2924 Charles Page Boulevard	1933		Art Deco Zigzag
	Fire Alarm Building, 1010 E. 8th St.	1934		Designed by Frederick V. Kershner. Listed on National Register of Historic Places Art Deco PWA source, source
	William D. Whenthoff Residence, 1142 S. College Ave.	1935	Joseph R. Koberling	Art Deco Streamline source source
	Union Bus Depot, 319 S. Cincinnati Ave.	1935		Art Deco PWA
	Palace Theater	remodeled 1935		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	T. N. Law Residence, 1841 E. 27th St.	1935		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Texas Oil Co. Service Station, 2501 Southwest. Blvd.	1936		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Jesse D. Davis Residence, 3231 S. Utica Ave.	1936		Art Deco Streamline
File:Mcgayhouse.jpg	J. B. McGay Residence, 1551 S. Yorktown Pl.	1936		Art Deco Streamline. Part of Gillette Historical District
	Tulsa Monument Company, 1735 E. 11th St.	1936	Harry H. Mahler	Art Deco Streamline. Architect source, source
	Silver Castle Restaurants, 15th & Peoria, Admiral & Lewis, 6th & Main, 113 E. 10th, 11th & Indianapolis, 3rd & Denver, 5600 E. 11th, 2341 S. Quannah, 3240 E. Admiral Pl.	1936-40		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Burtner N. Fleeger Residence, 2424 E. 29th St.	1937		Art Deco Streamline
	John Duncan Forsyth Residence, 2827 S. Birmingham Pl.	1937		Art Deco Streamline
	Security Federal, 120 W. 4th St.	remodeled 1937		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Whitlock's Grocery, 2623 E. 11th St.	1937		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	John Leroy Shakley Residence, 7219 S. Evanston Ave.	1937		Art Deco Streamline Demolished
	Daniel Webster High School, 1919 W. 40th St.	1938		Art Deco PWA
	Will Rogers High School, 3909 E. 5th Pl.	1938		Art Deco PWA
	Delman Theater, 2335 E. 15th St.	1938		Art Deco Streamline Demolished

1940's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
1940 to 1949
	Home Federal Savings (BOK), 31st and Harvard			Art Deco, Deco Moderne
	Oklahoma Department of Transportation (Empire Roofing), 1709 East King Place	1940		Art Deco PWA style
	Arnold Ungerman Residence, 1718 East 37th Street	1941		Art Deco (Streamline)
	People's State Bank, 2408 East Admiral Boulevard	remodeled 1941		Art Deco (Streamline) Demolished
	Will Rogers Theater, 4502 East 11th Street	1941		Art Deco (Streamline) Demolished
	City Veterinary Clinic, 3550 South Peoria Avenue	1942		Art Deco (Streamline)
	National Guard Armory, 3902 East 15th Street	1942		Art Deco PWA Style
	Midwest Marble and Tile, 507 South Quaker Avenue	1945		Art Deco (Streamline)
	Brook Theatre, 3307 South Peoria Avenue	1945		Art Deco (Streamline)
	Century Geophysical Corp., 6650 East Apache Avenue	1946		Art Deco (Streamline)
	Day and Night Cleaners, 1012 S. Elgin Ave.	1946	William Wolaver	Art Deco (Streamline) source, source, source
	KVOO Radio Station (NBC-TV Channel 2), 3701 S. Peoria	1946		Art Deco
	Fire Station #7, 601 South Lewis Avenue	1946		Art Deco, Deco Moderne
	KVOO Radio Station, 3701 S. Peoria (KJRH)	1946		Art Deco, Deco Moderne
	Phoenix Cleaners, 125 East 18th Street	1947		Art Deco (Streamline)
	Newspaper Printing Corp. Office, 317 South Boulder Avenue	1947		Art Deco (Streamline)
	Fire Station #16, 1401 North Lewis Avenue^[2]	1947
	Fire Station #15, 4162 East Admiral Street<	1947		Art Deco, Deco Moderne
	Fire Station # 17, 1351 North Sheridan	1947		Art Deco, Deco Moderne
	Morrow Geophysical Building, 3345 South Harvard Avenue	1948		Formerly Art Deco (Streamline), remodeling has removed all Art Deco features.
	Bank One Building (1st National Bank), 5th and Boston	1948)
	U.S. Jaycee World Headquarters Building, 4 West 21st	1948
	Hawks Ice Cream Co., 2415 E. 11th Street^[2]	1948		Art Deco PWA Style
	Parkcade Parking Garage, 2nd Street & Boston Avenue	1949		Art Deco (Streamline) (demolished)
	Service Pipeline Building (ARCO Building), 520 S. Cincinnati	1949		Art Deco PWA Style

1950's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Notes
1950 to 1959
	Southwestern Bell Branch Office (The Browns School), 1333 N. Utica
	Mayo Motor Inn, 416 South Cheyenne Avenue	1950	Art Deco (Streamline)
	Baehler Brothers Service Station, 3702 South Peoria Avenue^[2]	1950	Art Deco Streamline
	Big Ten Ballroom (American Beauty), 1632 East Apache Street	1950	Art Deco Streamline
	First National Bank Building	1950
	County Courthouse, 5th and Denver	1953
	Sunoco Building	1953
	Enterprise Building, 6th and Boston	1953
	Tulsa Civic Center, 4th and Denver	1955
	SBC Building	1955
	International Plaza, South Boulder Avenuea	1957
	Jones House, 1916 East 47th Street	1959	Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
	University of Tulsa, Sharp Chapel	1959

1960's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
1960 to 1969
	Camelot Hotel	1960's		Demolished.
	Boulder Towers	1960
	2300 Riverside Apartments	1961	George F. Harrell and E.G. Hamilton	Reviewed in Architectural Record Volume 125, No. 7 (June, 1959).
	Rose Bowl	1962?
	Petroleum Club Tower	1963
	Prayer Tower, Oral Roberts University, 81st and Lewis
	Mabee Center, Oral Roberts University, 81st and Lewis
	Learning Resource Center - Graduate Center , Oral Roberts University, 81st and Lewis
	Convention Center, 6th and Houston	1964
	Central Library, 4th and Denver	1965
	Liberty Towers	1965
	Amoco Building, South Boston Avenue	1965
	Occidental Building	1965
	University Club Tower	1966		First major building in United States to be designed by computer. source
	Mansion House, South Carson Avenue	1966
	City Hall, Commission Chamber, Police Facility & Mall, 5th and Denver	1967
	Bank of America Center	1967
	East Central High School	1967, additions 1978, 1997
	400 Building, 4th and Boston	1968
	Southland Tower, South Darlington Avenue	1969

1970's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
1970 to 1979
	410 West 7th Street	1970
	110 West 7th Street	1971		28 floors, 388 feet tall, modern architecture
	First Place Tower	1973
	Park Centre, 525 S. Main St.	1973		14 stories tall, modern architecture
	Corporate Place, East Skelly Drive	1973
	Dollar Thrifty Plaza East, East 31st Street	1973
	Tulsa State Office Complex, 4th and Denver	1974)
	St. John Utica Tower, South Utica Avenue	1975
	ONEOK Building, between 5th and 6th on Boulder, SW corner	1975
	Dollar Thrifty Plaza West, East 31st Street	1975
	Saint John Medical Center, North, South Utica Avenue	1976
	BOK Tower [1]	1976	Minoru Yamasaki	Tallest building in Oklahoma until the completion of the Devon Tower (844') in Oklahoma City in 2011. Listed as 667' in height, but I think we should re-measure.
	Performing Arts Center	1976
	Crowne Plaza Tulsa	1978

1980's[edit]

Image	Building	Date
1980 to 1989
	5801 East 41st Street	1980
	Cityplex Towers	1981
	Arvest State Bank Building, 5th and Main	1981
	DoubleTree Hotel Tulsa-Downtown	1981
	Park Towers, South Yale Avenue	1981
	4500 Exchange Tower, South Garnett Road	1981
	Williams Center - Tower I	1982
	Meridian Tower, East Skelly Drive	1982
	Williams Center - Tower II	1983
	One Warren Place	1983
	Sheraton Tulsa Hotel, East 41st Street	1983
	Marriott Southern Hills, East 71st Street	1983
	Mapco Plaza, South Boulder Avenue	1983
	Remington Tower	1984
	Oneok Plaza, 5th and Boulder	1984
	Kensington Centre Tower I, South Lewis	1984
	DoubleTree Hotel Tulsa at Warren Place, South Yale Avenue	1984
	Burgundy Place, South Lewis Avenue	1985
	Richmond Place, East Skelly Drive	1985
	Embassy Suites Hotel Tulsa, South 79th East Avenue	1985
	Two Warren Place	1986

1990's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Notes
1990 to 1999
	AmeriSuites Tulsa Hyde Park, South Zurich Avenue	1997
	University of Tulsa, Reynolds Center	1998
	MTTA Downtown Transfer Center, 4th and Denver	1999	Art Deco Revival
	Myers-Duren Harley Davidson, 4848 S. Peoria	1999	Art Deco Revival

2000's[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect
2000 to Present
	University of Oklahoma, Schusterman Center, Research and Medical Clinic building
	St. John Physician's Building	2001
	One Technology Center (Tulsa City Hall)	2002
	Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center, South 107th East Avenue	2003
	Utica Place, South Utica Avenue	2007, under construction
	BOK Center	2007	César Pelli

Uncertain of Date[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
Date Unknown
	Kelly Medical Building, 6585 S Yale Ave	1976	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago, IL
	Warren Medical Building, South Yale Avenue
	Joseph Koberling Residence, 1543 Swan Drive
	Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, 616 S. Boston, Art Deco
	Boulder Plaza, South Boulder Avenue
	Glenwood Apartments, East 34th Street
	Sterling House, East 71st Steet
	Pioneer Plaza, North Elgin Avenue
	Hilton Tulsa Southern Hills, South Lewis Avenue
	Blue Cross-Blue Shield Building, South Boulder Avenue
	William Medical Building, South Yale Avenue
	LaFortune Tower, Southwest Boulevard
	Southwestern Bell Telephone, 5th and Detroit
	Warren Clinic, South Yale Avenue		Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago, IL	Designed by Frank Heitzman, now of Heitzman Architects, Oak Park, IL
	The Westin at Tulsa Garden Square
	The Yorktown, South Yorktown Avenue
	Shell Credit Card Center, (current owner?), 6300 South Yale Avenue	~1975	Skidmore, Ownings & Merrill, Chicago, IL	Core Tin Steel Structure
	University of Tulsa, University School for Gifted and Talented Children
	Two Main Plaza

Buildings by type[edit]

Churches[edit]

Image	Building	Date	Architect	Notes
Churches
	Boston Avenue Methodist Church, 1301 S. Boston Ave.	1929		Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Art Deco Zigzag
	Centenary United Methodist Church, 631 N. Denver	1920		Part of Brady Heights Historical District.
	First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 913 S. Boulder	1920	Van Slyke & Woodruff	Congregation's third building; highlight is ornate stained glass dome
	First Church of Christ, Scientist, 924 S. Boulder Ave.	1918-1923
	First Presbyterian Church, 709 S. Boston Ave.	1925		congregation's fourth building.
	First United Methodist Church, 1115 S Boulder	1925-1926
	Holy Family Cathedral, Rectory & School, 122 West 8th Street	1912-19		Listed on National Register of Historical Places
	Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 419 N. Elgin,			Originally church building completed in 1921, 6 weeks before the Tulsa Race Riot. Building was destroyed in Riot.

Houses (styles)
Churches
- Vernon Chapel
IPE Building

Neighborhoods[edit]

Berryhill
Brady Heights
Carbondale
Garden City
Gillette
Maple Ridge
Oakhurst
Opportunity Heights
Owen Park
Ranch Acres
Red Fork
Riverside
Riverview
Stonebraker Heights
South Haven
Swan Lake
Tracy Park
West Tulsa
White City
Woody Crest
Yorktown

Notes[edit]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Walton, John Brooks. One Hundred Historic Tulsa Homes. Tulsa, Okla. : HCE Publications, c2000.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Gebhard, David. Tulsa Art Deco. Tulsa, Tulsa Foundation for Architecture, 2001.

[Walton100-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Walton, John Brooks. One Hundred Historic Tulsa Homes. Tulsa, Okla. : HCE Publications, c2000.

[Gebhard-2] Gebhard, David. Tulsa Art Deco. Tulsa, Tulsa Foundation for Architecture, 2001.

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