| City/Town: • Tulsa |
| Location Class: • Hospital |
| Built: • 1931 | Abandoned: • Around 2006 |
| Historic Designation: • Abandoned Atlas Foundation Contribution to POK Most Endangered List (2012) |
| Status: • Abandoned • Demolished |
| Photojournalist: • David Linde |
Originally called “Morton Memorial Hospital”, the Morton Health Care Center was moved to a new and modern structure in 2006. The original Morton Health Care center sits and slowly decays. When it was first built, it was just a single 3 story brick building, then a large addition was added onto it as well as 2 other buildings later on.
https://www.batesline.com/archives/2021/06/tulsa-moton-memorial-hospital.html
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I was born in that hospital in 1962
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how how…man how????
Is anyone questioning why a vandal wrote I am a man , I wear Bras and Panties. ?
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I wish there was some way to Renovate the building and use it for good…. some public service or maybe for apartments for veterans or something useful.
Ah I think that building need to be repair!
Extraordinary story and pictures. Simply a note…It was initially called Maurice Willows Hospital when it was initially implicit 1921. In 1941, the City of Tulsa supplanted Willows with Moton Municipal Hospital, named after Russa Moton. In the 1980s or 1990s it was changed to Morton, named after a conspicuous African-American doctor. ..
Where would the birth records be for this hospital.
Hi Kaye,
I work at the new Morton Center on Lansing. Many of the old birth records can still be found. Contact Morton if you are trying to locate birth records.
This place is in North Tulsa, between Peoria and Lewis, on Pine st. I work right down the street from here, have driven past so many times. They have recently been tearing down buildings out here, including a rec center at the corner or Pine and Lewis. The homeless pop really goes up around here when buildings get shut down. Warm places to sleep.
More info like this will be great, hope I can stop by again and use it.
Great story and pictures. Just a note…It was originally called Maurice Willows Hospital when it was originally built in 1921. In 1941, the City of Tulsa replaced Willows with Moton Municipal Hospital, named after Russa Moton. In the 1980s or 1990s it was changed to Morton, named after a prominent African-American physician.
…………I don't know where any of those are, just the Health Clinic in Tulsa. But, the others make a very good HisTorY. I like reading about the building built before 1950……and had a field house and 3 other buildings where classes were taught.
Where is it? The report is useless if you don't tell us WHERE it is.
Its located at the Morton Health Care Center
Where is this located exactly? I have lived in Tulsa my whole life and this doesn't look familiar at all.
It's off of Pine and Peoria.
Pine street and Greenwood avenue
Wow, we humans are so wasteful. It's sad really!
yeah, i agree. So so so WastEFul. 😐
What a shame this facility has been left to rack and ruin.. and that there has been so much vandalism in such a short time! I cannot imagine what these vandals were thinking.. or if they were thinking at all.
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What is your groups name. I have a place you may like to hunt.
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Wow..like did they get a huge discount on ugly paint colors in this place?? I like image #5423-5 very nice….Take care–Tery
Very good gallery. Too bad you can't get into any of the outbuildings. Thanks for these photos.