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Tulsa, OK - History

Native Americans came to Tulsa by way of the Trail of Tears. Forced to leave their home in Alabama, the Lochapkas (Creek) Indians created a settlement named Tallahassee near what is today 18th and Cheyenne in downtown Tulsa in 1836.

For several decades, the area had few settlers and mostly Native American Inhabitants, including the Creeks, Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, and Seminoles. In 1846, Louis Perryman who was part Creek, built a log cabin trading post and established the first business in the area. Around this time, the settlement had grown to be a cattle town and trading post and had come to be called Tulsey Town.

In 1789, the Post Office opened, followed by the railroad shortly thereafter. Around the time of the Post Office’s opening, Tulsa was adopted as the city’s name. The city was incorporated in 1898, with a population of 1,100. The Glenn Pool Strike, a giant reserve of oil and natural gas caused the next boom in population. It was during this era, Tulsa became known as the Oil Capital of the World.

Tulsa, OK - Fast Facts

• Cyrus Avery established the U.S. Highway 66 Association in Tulsa, which gained the nickname “Birthplace of Route 66” for Tulsa. This made the city into a popular stop for travelers.
• In the 1950s, Time Magazine named Tulsa “America’s Most Beautiful City.”
• In 2004, the city was selected for construction of the world’s largest freestanding statute entitled, “The American.” The statue has not been started yet, but when complete, will stand 217 feet tall, 60 feet taller than the Statue of Liberty.
• In 2006, Forbes rated Tulsa as the second city in the nation for its income growth and one of the best cities in the nation to do business in.
• Famous people from Tulsa include country music singer Garth Brooks, R&B funk group The Gap Band, former New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, American novelist Billie Letts and radio personality Paul Harvey.

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