Art Deco Landmarks Walking Tour

Known as the "Terra Cotta City" in the late 1920s for its beautiful examples of Art Deco buildings, Tulsa offers this self-guided Art Deco Landmarks Walking Tour so others can learn of the fascinating history and architects behind these structures. Many of the buildings are now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and three internationally-recognized architects designed buildings in Tulsa that are considered outstanding examples of Art Deco style: Frank Lloyd Wright (Westhope); Barry Byrne (Christ the King Church); and Bruce Goff (Boston Avenue United Methodist Church). Other Art Deco buildings include the Philcade, Warehouse Market, Spotlight Theater, Tulsa Union Depot, Fairgrounds Pavilion, Will Rogers High School, Tulsa Monument Company, the Fire Alarm Building and the Brook Theater (now the Brook restaurant). Maps for the self-guided Art Deco Landmarks Walking Tour are available from the Tulsa Metro Chamber.  Also, the Tulsa Historical Society offers a guided walking tour on the last Friday of each month. 

Boston Avenue United Methodist Church 1301 S Boston, Tulsa

• Highway Corridors (within 5 mi.): I-44, Route 66, US-412, US-75

• Tour Information: Self-guided tours

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Tulsa Metro Chamber office is located in the Williams Tower II Bldg, SE corner of 2nd St and S Boulder Ave.

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