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View my complete profile. Tulsa and Oklahoma Blogs. Monday, December 8, 2008. Shows, when it was first moved, it still had doors and windows. Perhaps Owen Park is not the best place for this monument. The "new" building for the Tulsa Historical Society or Gilcrease Museum are two possible locations that would be better suited. Here's a final picture of the backside of the house. Thanks to my brother. For acting as my photo *****. Wednesday, October 29, 2008. Hooper Brothers Coffee Building. The Beryl For...

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Tulsa Architectural History: Tulsa before the railroad: Taylor Postoak Home

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Hooper Brothers Coffee Building. Tulsa before the railroad: Taylor Postoak Home. View my complete profile. Tulsa and Oklahoma Blogs. Wednesday, October 29, 2008. Tulsa before the railroad: Taylor Postoak Home. Originally posted at Random Dafydd. Modern Tulsa got its start with the arrival of the railroad in 1882. Tulsa was initially the terminus of the railroad and loading point for cattle driven up from Texas. A small town quickly grew up around the rail station. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Tulsa Architectural History: Hooper Brothers Coffee Building

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Hooper Brothers Coffee Building. Tulsa before the railroad: Taylor Postoak Home. View my complete profile. Tulsa and Oklahoma Blogs. Wednesday, October 29, 2008. Hooper Brothers Coffee Building. Originally Posted at Random Dafydd. The view above is the from the southwest. Below the view from the northwest. The sign reading "Hooper Bros Coffee" on the front of the building is raised brickwork. The windows on the west facade have low arches. The west facade had a painted sign that is still faintly visible.

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Tulsa Architectural History: December 2008

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View my complete profile. Tulsa and Oklahoma Blogs. Monday, December 8, 2008. Shows, when it was first moved, it still had doors and windows. Perhaps Owen Park is not the best place for this monument. The "new" building for the Tulsa Historical Society or Gilcrease Museum are two possible locations that would be better suited. Here's a final picture of the backside of the house. Thanks to my brother. For acting as my photo slave. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Tulsa Architectural History: October 2008

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Hooper Brothers Coffee Building. Tulsa before the railroad: Taylor Postoak Home. View my complete profile. Tulsa and Oklahoma Blogs. Wednesday, October 29, 2008. Hooper Brothers Coffee Building. Originally Posted at Random Dafydd. The view above is the from the southwest. Below the view from the northwest. The sign reading "Hooper Bros Coffee" on the front of the building is raised brickwork. The windows on the west facade have low arches. The west facade had a painted sign that is still faintly visible.

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Tulsa Architectural History: Tulsa's Oldest House

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View my complete profile. Tulsa and Oklahoma Blogs. Monday, December 8, 2008. Shows, when it was first moved, it still had doors and windows. Perhaps Owen Park is not the best place for this monument. The "new" building for the Tulsa Historical Society or Gilcrease Museum are two possible locations that would be better suited. Here's a final picture of the backside of the house. Thanks to my brother. For acting as my photo slave. I've enjoyed your postings and commentary. December 23, 2008 at 5:33 AM.

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View my complete profile. Tulsa and Oklahoma Blogs. Monday, December 8, 2008. Shows, when it was first moved, it still had doors and windows. Perhaps Owen Park is not the best place for this monument. The "new" building for the Tulsa Historical Society or Gilcrease Museum are two possible locations that would be better suited. Here's a final picture of the backside of the house. Thanks to my brother. For acting as my photo slave. Wednesday, October 29, 2008. Hooper Brothers Coffee Building. The Beryl For...

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