Postcards
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| In this 1907 postcard, we proudly feature our trolley system and newly paved streets. Tulsa developed along its early trolley system. This is Main Street looking north from Fourth Street. |  |
| Tulsa's first three story building was built in the 1900s on Main Street. It housed the New State Hotel and Cafe. |  |
| A bridge crossing the Arkansas River with trolley. |  |
| In 1908, the First Methodist Episcopal Church (later bacame Boston Avenue Methodist Chruch) moved into its new building at Fifth Street and Boston Avenue. |  |
| The Bird Creek Falls, circa 1907. |  |
| Chauncey Owen, moved to this area from a farm east of Tulsa to supply beef to the railroad (the railroad didn't reach his farm). He donated the land that became "Owen Park". |  |
| Circa 1909. |  |
| Here's a birds-eye view of Tulsa in 1905. |  |
 Tulsa 1908 | |
 A 1909 View of Tulsa | |