These are such GREAT photos & memories Richard, thx for putting them all in one video!! I don't know what kind of anti-Okie pinko-commies voted that other song into being Oklahoma's Official State Song, but Home Sweet Oklahoma by our beloved Leon is & will forever be the Most POPULAR Unofficial Oklahoma Anthem & State Song....forever. ;o)
There's a treasure trove of Tulsa pictures that go way back as part of the Beryl Ford collection. Just look up Beryl Ford Collection and there will be tons of Tulsa. "way back when" photos.
I love this! I forgot about Lee and Lionel..I think I was in the audience once but maybe it was big Bill and Omagog on ch 2. Still in TTown after lots of travels ..I always come home 🐾
I remember how going from my home in the Mayo Meadow neighborhood to 71st and Sheridan to play an elementary school baseball game seemed like such a long journey out to the middle of nowhere.
I took a photo of 51st and South Lewis in about 1956 (I was going to "Sunnyside" Children's Medical Center for speech therapy). I used my older sister's Brownie "Starmite" 127 roll film camera. In 1955-58, Tulsa ended at 51st and South Lewis. I-44 was under construction and Key Elementary school was on the East side of Lewis and "Sunnyside" on the West, and two inches across the new bridge over I-44 was "Fikes (Parkhill's) IGA Supermarket" ! Then, you were headed to Jenks, via "the River Road" (now Riverside Drive) south of 71st and Lewis as Lewis "jogged" west for the farm at 81st and Lewis-with the lovely HUGE pink house at 45* to the road, where Wally-World is now. Remember "Sipe's Food Barn" and Nelson's Buffeteria at 5th and Boston? What about Sidenbach's, Orbach's, Renburg's, Clarke's Good Clothes, and Vandever's downtown?
Hey, what was the REAL name of the riding stables/liquor-by-the-wink bar/Country Club at 11th and Mingo on the Southeast corner (on Route 66) before you got to KVOO 1170's antenna farm? Yeah, I'm that old...
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I love Tulsa. My Hometown. My birthplace. I will be buried here
These are such GREAT photos & memories Richard, thx for putting them all in one video!!
I don't know what kind of anti-Okie pinko-commies voted that other song into being Oklahoma's Official State Song, but Home Sweet Oklahoma by our beloved Leon is & will forever be the Most POPULAR Unofficial Oklahoma Anthem & State Song....forever. ;o)
Thank you for sharing. Tulsa will always be home. ❤️
Amen! There's just something about Tulsa...Oklahoma that many don't get! It will ALWAYS be home
There's a treasure trove of Tulsa pictures that go way back as part of the Beryl Ford collection. Just look up Beryl Ford Collection and there will be tons of Tulsa. "way back when" photos.
Oh god I remember these memories and pictures and songs from good ole tulsey town.
Anyone remember the home just past 21st & Harvard that would decorate for EVERY holiday!? What great childhood memories!!
Thank you for the great memories of my home town! So many are long gone & missed to this day! God's Blessings to you & your family
I remember all this
I love this! I forgot about Lee and Lionel..I think I was in the audience once but maybe it was big Bill and Omagog on ch 2. Still in TTown after lots of travels ..I always come home 🐾
As a kid I used to swim at the blue wale in catoosa, and rhode the rides at Bells, I remember Mr Zing and stuffy, Betty Boyd, I love Tulsa Oklahoma
Member all these places. Rode my bike all nite long there
The Beryl Ford Collection can be accessed through the Tulsa City-County library online. Sorry I wasn't clearer about it.
I remember how going from my home in the Mayo Meadow neighborhood to 71st and Sheridan to play an elementary school baseball game seemed like such a long journey out to the middle of nowhere.
Nothing on the Country Store first on 15th and Yale then on 11th and Memorial
I took a photo of 51st and South Lewis in about 1956 (I was going to "Sunnyside" Children's Medical Center for speech therapy). I used my older sister's Brownie "Starmite" 127 roll film camera. In 1955-58, Tulsa ended at 51st and South Lewis. I-44 was under construction and Key Elementary school was on the East side of Lewis and "Sunnyside" on the West, and two inches across the new bridge over I-44 was "Fikes (Parkhill's) IGA Supermarket" ! Then, you were headed to Jenks, via "the River Road" (now Riverside Drive) south of 71st and Lewis as Lewis "jogged" west for the farm at 81st and Lewis-with the lovely HUGE pink house at 45* to the road, where Wally-World is now. Remember "Sipe's Food Barn" and Nelson's Buffeteria at 5th and Boston? What about Sidenbach's, Orbach's, Renburg's, Clarke's Good Clothes, and Vandever's downtown?
Thank you
good memories
I think i bought a popsicle or two off the ice cream truck in Turley in the Eary sixties
Ma hi mansion. I explored it as a kid
My Mother in law, was a private duty nurse for the Hodges.
Love Dylan also
DJT 45 thanks Tulsa.
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Hey, what was the REAL name of the riding stables/liquor-by-the-wink bar/Country Club at 11th and Mingo on the Southeast corner (on Route 66) before you got to KVOO 1170's antenna farm? Yeah, I'm that old...