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Goode Mansion

Goode Mansion

November 19, 20202 comments | City/Town: •

The Goode Mansion is another mansion in Fairfax which was built on Native American land as a result of oil money. Presumably built in the 1920s when the oil and gas industry took off creating boom...

Tallchief Mansion

Tallchief Mansion

March 25, 202011 comments | City/Town: • •

The Mansion Alexander Tallchief was an Osage Indian who obtained his wealth like many others in the Osage tribe through the 1920’s oil boom. A 10-room structure constructed of terracotta bricks...

Lincoln Colored School

Lincoln Colored School

December 19, 2019Add comment | City/Town: •

It was decided in 1929 that the growing African American population in Fairfax needed a separate school due to Oklahoma laws of segregation. Students were taught at a private residence while Walter L...

Buffalo Theatre (RESTORED) - https://abandonedok.com/buffalo-theatre/ (👈CLICK THE LINK TO SEE ALL THE PICTURES) Constructed in 1894, this building throughout the years depicted the building as "D.G & Milly" as well as a Hardware and Furniture store. But it was most popularly known as the Pawnee Dry Goods Co. that was branded on the front of the building. Owned by Gordon W. Lillie or more commonly known as Pawnee Bill.... CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW AbandonedOK.com #historicrestoration #historic #restoration #traveloklahoma #history #oklahoma #abandonedoklahoma #abandonedok #abandonedplaces #abandoned
First Christian Church -OKC (Egg Church) (DEMOLISHED) - https://abandonedok.com/fcc-okc/ (👈Click the link to see full gallery of the church before its demolition) What is it that makes architecture worth saving? Some might argue the pretty looks. But let me present you with a bigger picture. Our architecture is a physical dialogue of our history, a time capsule of memories and events. A timeline of how building has changed over thousands of years amongst different regions and peoples. The difference in structures is what makes a city have character and charm, First Christian Church of Oklahoma City also known as the Egg Church is one of them. In today’s society, many big cities are experiencing a similar situation to what’s happening to Oklahoma City. Blocks, where you could once see Gothic, Spanish Revival, Colonial, and other different styles of architecture, have been torn down and replaced with mostly modernism paired with black, white, and grey shades of paint. This is why there has been a surge in the fight to preserve historic structures across America in the last decade, especially those of otherworldly design.....CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW AbandonedOK.com #abandonedjunkies #urbexworld #abandoned #abandonedok #abandonedworld #urbex #abandonedoklahoma #abandonedphotography #demolition #oklahomacity
https://abandonedok.com/fcc-okc/ It is with great sadness we report to day the sudden and sickening demolition of the First Christian Church (egg church) in OKC. Despite having several buyers/offers on the building from developers looking to restore the building, they still decided to tear down this historic landmark. Not three months ago we made a post about the asbestos abatement that was going on inside, we were assured by the real estate attorney that this was only to help entice the sale of the building, which now we can assume was a lie. I’m just sick today that there were several buyers and yet they made this decision. Read history/article and see photos prior to demo here: https://abandonedok.com/fcc-okc/
Eastern Oklahoma Tuberculosis Sanitorium - Harper Building - https://abandonedok.com/eastern-oklahoma-tuberculosis-sanitorium/ (CLICK TO SEE FULL HISTORY AND PHOTOS FOR FREE!) Just a stone's throw away from the Old Choctaw Nation Indian Hospital is a building that sits alone on a hill as if it still stands proud of its contribution to medical history in Oklahoma. The Harper Building, also known as Harper Hall, was once a part of the Eastern Oklahoma Tuberculosis Sanitorium.....CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW! AbandonedOK.com #historic #abandonedstatehospital #abandonedhospital #history #oklahoma #abandonedoklahoma #abandonedok #abandoned #abandonedplaces
Clinton Indian Hospital (Under Renovation) - https://abandonedok.com/clinton-indian-hospital/ (CLICK TO SEE ALL THE PICTURES) The early months of 1931 were filled with buzz in the paper about the brand new Indian hospital built on Clinton's east side. Congress had passed the Interior Department bill that would provide an appropriation for the construction of what... CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW! AbandonedOK.com #historicrestoration #historic #restoration #nativeamericanhistory #abandonedhospital #traveloklahoma #history #oklahoma #abandonedoklahoma #abandonedok #abandonedplaces #abandoned
Threatt Filling Station (UNDER RENOVATION) - https://abandonedok.com/threatt-filling-station/ (CLICK TO READ FULL ARTICLE FOR FREE!) The Threatt family history goes back more than a century. Having settled in the Luther area the family worked hard to make a living in the newly formed state of Oklahoma. Becoming avid farmers they made a living from crops and quarrying the native sandstone on the land that would later be used to construct the Threatt..... AbandonedOK.com #historicrestoration #historic #restoration #blackhistory #traveloklahoma #oklahoma #history #abandonedoklahoma #abandonedok #abandonedplaces #abandoned #bhm #BlackHistoryMonth #blackhistorymonth #blackhistoryfacts #blackhistory365
Alma School - https://AbandonedOK.com/alma-school/ (👈CLICK TO SEE FULL ARTICLE AND GALLERY, FOR FREE!) Alma High School was a WPA project that started around January 1940 and one that the whole town was proud of. It was built to replace the former Alma School that was fifteen years old. The structure was massive for the tiny town and the building was praised by locals. Located on a five-acre tract of land the ten-room structure cost around $50,000 after its..... CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK! AbandonedOK.com #historic #abandonedschool #abandoned #abandonedplaces #abandonedok #abandonedoklahoma #oklahoma #history
OKCPS - Destroying History with Taxpayer Dollars A few months ago we added the former OKCPS Admin Building to our list of developer ready properties. We talked to a few developers here and there about if there was any interest in the property, there was. We started trying to get in touch with the OKCPS Board to put them in touch with interested parties only to find that we were being turned around in circles with no answers. We then went to the neighborhood to hear straight from the community their thoughts on redevelopment. We were shocked to hear from numerous neighbors that a deal had already been accepted and under contract in 2019 between Ross Group and Nelson + Stowe Development under the name Carpathia to renovate the abandoned building into a boutique hotel. That deal was killed by OKCPS for an unknown reason but by the looks of it doesn't look good. We then got the shocking news two weeks ago that OKCPS voted to demolish the property using taxpayer money that would equate or succeed around $1 million per THEIR documents. We then started reaching out again along with numerous other upset parties only to find OKCPS has gone quiet ignoring all questions and concerns about the building and refusing to make a statement as to why they 1. backed out of the deal with Carpathia and 2. instead of finding another developer decided to leave it abandoned and now demolish it. Call OKCPS today - (405) 587-0444 https://youtu.be/H-czQvcBxxE
Thomas A. Edison School (DEMOLISHED) - https://abandonedok.com/thomas-edison-school/ (Thomas A. Edison elementary school was completed in 1950 and by December of that year the students and teachers had moved in making themselves at home. It was the typical architecture of that time period, large classrooms, some with sloped.... CONTINUE READING ABOVE! AbandonedOK.com/maps/ #historic #abandoned #abandonedplaces #abandonedok #abandonedoklahoma #oklahoma #history

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