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Red Wing Hotel
202-208 North Greenwood. This is what it looked like before the riot. It was destroyed the morning of 1 June 1921.
Tulsa Boys who were called by the Government to do their "Bit"
A panoramic image of the young men who were called up to serve in WWI. They are standing on Greenwood, in front of the Williams Bldg.
L. D. Johnson's Taxi Line
An advertisement fro the the Tulsa Star for a taxi company.
The Visitors to the State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical...
A Panoramic photo taken in front of Williams Dreamland Theatre. The caption reads: "The Visitors to the State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical which met in Tulsa last week will not soon forget the generous hospitality extended to them by the…
[An early sketch of Mount Zion Baptist Church]
A sketch of Mount Zion Baptist Church, then under construction.
Interestingly, the caption describes Easton St as Easter St.
Interestingly, the caption describes Easton St as Easter St.
Williams Confectionary
A photo of the Williams Building at the western corner of Archer and Greenwood. It housed, among other business, the Williams Confectionery. This building is highly unusual in that much of the western wall still stands and forms part of the modern…
[Home of Mr. and Mrs. N.E. Pyrtle]
The home of Mr. and Mrs. N.E. Pyrtle on North Franklin.
[Home of Deputy Sheriff Barney S. Cleaver]
The home of Deputy Sheriff Barney S. Cleaver, at 508 N. Greenwood Ave.
[Residence of H.T. Wilson]
This is a photo of the residence of H.T. Wilson, early Tulsa entrepreneur. At the time of the photo, house was leased to another party, as Mr Wilson and his wife were running a hotel and restaurant at 120 E. Archer.