Preservation Oklahoma
In western Oklahoma, the section of Route 66 from Bridgeport to Hydro is considered distinctive since it marks a change in geography by providing the
Continue readingBridgeport Bridge (aka Pony Bridge & William H. Murray Bridge)
Built around1890, the Star House was built for renowned Comanche warrior, leader, and statesmen Quanah Parker. Relocated to its current location in Cache, the home
Designed by Solomon Andrew Layton, the Oklahoma State Capitol was completed in 1917 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. In
Located in Oklahoma’s petroleum capital, the Oklahoma Iron Works Building is important for its association with two companies that played a vital role in the
Mid-Century Modern Architecture is known for its unique style and distinctive design elements. These unique characteristics have also presented a challenge to the proper rehabilitation
The First National Bank Building in Stratford is a great example of the small building in downtowns that have failed to thrive following introduction of
The Vannerson Homestead is one of the few remaining early settlement homesteads in Beckham County. The Vannerson Homestead is a rare property in Oklahoma as
The oldest remaining site in the Choctaw Nation, the Apuckshunubbee District Choctaw Chief’s House was constructed in the 1830s.
2016 marks the 81st anniversary of the Works Progress Administration legislation and today, many of the structures constructed during this time have fallen into disrepair.