| There are no tall buildings in this is postcard of downtown Tulsa in 1913. The white building in the center is Fifth Street and Boulder. Notice the houses in the foreground. Beyond Twenty-First street to the south, Peoria to the east, and Apache to the north was considered "the country". |
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| The Tulsa County Courthouse, on the northeast corner of Fifth and Boulder, was completed in 1912. It was designed by Winkler and MacDonald. |
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| This is the YMCA, above the gymnasium, on top, its exterior. Note the Kennedy Building (constructed in 1915) to its rear. |
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| Tulsa's Fire Brigade, circa 1910. |
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| The Wright Building, on the northeast corner of Third and Boulder, was designed by Rush, Endacott & Rush and opened in 1917. |
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| The Hotel Robinson, circa 1917. |
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| The Tulsa Elks Club as pictured in 1913. |
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| West Third Street |
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| This is the original First Presbyterian Church as it looked in 1913. It stood on the southeast corner of Seventh and Boston. The Church later built a large Gothic style cathedral just south of this building on Boston Avenue. |
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| Tulsa quickly outgrew this circa 1914 High School. |
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| Hotel Tulsa, at the northwest corner of Third and Cincinnati, opened in 1912. It was designed by Leland Shumway, AIA |
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| Here is a fleet of vehicles owned by the Tulsa Fire Department. |
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| South Baltimore Avenue started to develop in the mid-1910s. |
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