Preservation Oklahoma
Bruner Cemetery-Seminole Earl Cemetery-Mannsville We received multiple submissions for historic cemeteries. Many of these cemeteries are no longer maintained by municipal entities and rely on
Continue readingHistoric Cemeteries (Bruner Cemetery & Earl Cemetery)
1220 W. Nevada, Walters 1220 W. Nevada-Walters The historic train depot in Walters is an irreplaceable landmark that tells the story of the community’s founding,
117-121 S. Grand Ave., Okmulgee 117-121 S. Grand Ave.-Okmulgee The Commerce Building located in Okmulgee’s historic core, stands as a striking architectural landmark. Built in
515 SW 6th Street, Oklahoma City 515 SW 6th Street-Oklahoma City Also known at the Czech Hall of Oklahoma City and Bohemian Hall, this structure
10100 Ridgeview Drive, The Village, Oklahoma City 10100 Ridgeview Drive-The Village-Oklahoma City The Covenant Presbyterian Church campus was completed in 1972. The building and stained-glass
110 South 1st Street, Ponca City 110 South 1st Street-Ponca City The Bert McCarty Furniture Building was built in 1920 and is a contributing structure
Ribbon Road-Miami Canadian County-East of Fort Reno Washita County-Southwest of Clinton As Route 66 celebrates it’s 100th anniversary this year, there are some alignments with
Remnants of WWII POW Camp, Alva The WWII POW camp in Alva was used to house captured German SS corps and captured members of Rommel’s
The Prairie House is considered by some to be one of the most coherent embodiments of the type of organic architecture exemplified by Bruce Goff
The Orpheum Theater has been a cultural landmark and cornerstone of the downtown Okmulgee community since its opening in 1920. It is a venue where