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Southwest Tulsa Businesses
The earliest known businesses in Southwest Tulsa were the
cattle operations on the west side of the river. The first store
appears to be the James H. Parkinson Store, followed by the H. E. Hall Store set up in Red Fork to supply surveyors and
railroad workers as they crossed the Arkansas River in 1883. They were soon joined by a few other businesses in support of the railroad
and cattle operations.
Real growth started when the Sue Bland No 1 came in on June 22, 1901. When
news of the strike reached Tulsa and Kansas City, Red Fork grew quickly.
Within a short time talk began of Red Fork eclipsing Tulsa just to the north, on
the east side of the Arkansas River. The talk didn't come with
accompanying growth. The Sue Bland well just provided the news for Tulsa
to grow. A few years later, in 1905, Robert Galbreath brought in the
Glenpool strike and the oil movement shifted to the south, away from Red
Fork.
The railhead moved on in 1887 to Sapulpa and paused for a while, creating the
Town of Sapulpa. Even though the railhead had moved on, the railroad
business stayed and had a dramatic impact on the area. The Texas Company
opened a refinery on the west bank of the river with predictions that they would
grow the refinery business in Tulsa. Soon, other refineries opened, and
West Tulsa became a town of considerable size and activity. South of the
refineries was the community of Garden City.
Ollie's Station
Restaurant
4070 Southwest Boulevard
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107
West 41st and Southwest Boulevard
on Old Historic Route 66

Dine In or Carry Out
Phone: (918) 446-0524 Fax: (918) 446-0243
Joe Gilling, Proprietor
People long
for the food they grew up with. That's what Ollie's cuisine is
all about. Our food is cooked and seasoned like Mom and Grandma
would prepare it. We have a comfortable "mom and pop"
atmosphere. The old cafe style is enhanced by the railroad
motif. Ten running trains, from G-scale to Z-scale, run the
length of the dining room and through scale model cities and
towns. Our walls and shelves abound with railroad memorabilia. Ollies
is located in old downtown Redfork on a corner that's been here
since 1894. Railroads, oil wells, and the famous Route 66 all
merge at Redfork Corner to give young and old a touch of history
and some of the best food in Oklahoma.
Thanks for being our guest!
Great Service! Great
Waitresses!
Great Food!

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Red Fork Art Gallery
Mary Jo Luster, Owner
4071 Southwest Boulevard Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107 918-639-4811
Inches away from Old Historic Route 66!
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The Red Fork Art Gallery
The Red Fork Art Gallery opened September 1, 2006 in the heart
of the historic old Red Fork, Indian Territory. It is located in
one of the few remaining buildings dating back to the 1930’s.
This historic site is directly on the Ozark Trail known for wood
post markers with the letters “O.T.” that guided travelers
through the fading Indian Territory. A distinct red gallery door
opens within inches from the old Historic Route 66 roadway that
spawned travelers, industry, lovers and legends from Chicago to
Los Angles since 1937.
While this part of Indian Territory has been chronicled for
years as the home of the first oil well in Indian Territory, it
gains new status on September 1, 2006 as first art gallery in
Red Fork. Well-known artists from the area have come together to
present a unique collection of their work. Featured pieces and
others are available for purchase at the gallery. Arrangements
can also be made for commissioned art in a number of mediums.
Gallery Hours The Red Fork Art Gallery is open Monday-Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday- and Saturday
Gallery Classes One of the additional features of the gallery is individual and
group instruction offered for beginning and experienced artists.
Monday 4:00-5:30 p.m. kids; Adults 6:30-9:00 p.m. Tuesday 10:00-12:30 a.m. Adults. 6:30-9:00 p.m. Adults.
Thursday 4:00-5:30 p.m. kids.
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Cedar Rock Inn
The Silo of Tulsa
Redberry Farm
4501 W 41st St Tulsa, OK
74107
918-447-4493
http://www.thesilotulsa.com/
http://cedarrockinn.com/index.html
http://www.redberryfarmtulsa.com/
Mail

The inn's five suites, which are divided between the
two floors, bear names relating to their decor or some special
feature. Antique furnishings scooped up from estate sales and
auctions adorn the suites, which also feature full bathrooms and
expansive views of the property. Each suite has been outfitted
with decorative features such as an intricately carved wooden
fireplace. The suites are all equipped with wireless Internet
access.
A staircase made of native sandstone, which was part of the
Inn's original structure, connects the newly added kitchen and
dining area to the upstairs. Downstairs, visitors will be able
to enjoy gourmet meals in an airy dining room; socialize in the
living room; peruse books in a small library; or visit the gift
shop for unique Cedar products, such as lotions, gourmet treats
and calendars.
The outdoors provides plenty of private areas to explore,
including a relaxing pond, cascading waterfall and beautiful
fountain. A newly constructed seven-car carport was built out of
100-year old wood salvaged from an aging Nebraska barn.

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We
B Hauling /
B-Hauling
We B
Trees
Tim and Barbara Nall
3755 S Tacoma Ave Tulsa, OK 74107
P.O. Box 9563
Tulsa, OK 74157
Phone: 918-446-3473 Fax:
918-446-3473
Email: webtrees@cox.net

B Hauling and
We B Trees owner Tim Nall is a certified arborist and is
present on most job sites. Tim and Barbara Nall have been
in business in Tulsa, Oklahoma since 1980. They have
modern equipment and specially trained crews to do both
large and small jobs in tree and vegetation management.
B Hauling, sometimes recognized at B-Hauling has 5' and 6'
open roll off containers for construction, remodeling, yard
waste and other disposal needs. The containers can be
dropped on your site within hours and picked up when you
need it. Call for sizes and pricing.

B Hauling and
We B Trees is a regular exhibitor at the Greater Tulsa Home
& Garden Show each year. This year they will be
featuring an exhibit in keeping with the show's theme.



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Sell Buy Design of Tulsa
Tulsa, OK 74107
Jan Lamberton 918-583-9058
Barry Simpson 918-582-1985
janpebbels@aol.com
Thinking about building, remodeling or
redecorating? If you live in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area you
should explore the unique work and designs of veteran
builder/remodeler team Barry Simpson and Jan Lamberton.
They have over 50 years of experience in the construction
industry and can work to your needs.
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T-Town West Collectibles & Resale
3324 West 42nd Place
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107
918-447-9911
Open Wed. Sat. 9-5
Dave and Peggy Etter, Proprietors
This unique store is located a half block north of Historic Route 66 in
the Southwest area of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is well worth dropping
off the route to spend a while checking out the collection of Coke collectibles,
Pepsi bottles, Betty Boop items, brassware, shot glasses,
license plates, Disney items, maps, die cast trucks, Frankhoma
Pottery, Star Wars, movie stars and beyond. You will
find a little bit of political history and route items. If they
can be persuaded, the Etters will make room for a table and chairs among
their thousands of antiques and treasures so you can sit a spell and
thumb through a book or paper goods. If you are looking for
post-cards you might want to plan on a little extra time to go through
the boxes.
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Jumpman Party Rentals
4000 Southwest Boulevard
Tulsa, OK 74107
918-446-2323 918-446-4728 Fax
Staff@jumpMan.net

Tulsa's Party Rental Headquarters serving Northeast Oklahoma
Bounces, Bubble Machine, Fog
Machine, Concessions, Water Fun, Games, Inflatable Signs, Jump
Slide, 3 in 1, Obstacle Course, Water Slide, Boxing Gloves,
Caterpillar, Generator, Carnival Games, Pop Corn Machine, Cotton
Candy, Dunk Tank, Sno-Kone Machine.
Fully insured vendor; Safe, Clean Equipment; Serving Tulsa and
surrounding areas; Delivery, Setup and Pickup; Friendly,
Courteous Service; 50% deposit.
Check out our New Jumps, Interactive Inflatables and Games at
www.Jumpman.net
Located in Southwest Tulsa at 4000 Southwest Boulevard, known to
travelers and Road Warriers as Historic Route 66 or Old Route
66.
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Shredders Inc
635 W 41 St
Tulsa, OK 74107
918-446-8386
ShreddersInc.net
Secure On-Site Services
Shredders,
Inc. will drive to your business location with our high
capacity industrial grade Mobile Shredding Truck and
your Confidential Records will be destroyed at your
business site. You can witness the record destruction
without leaving your business. This service is offered
for companies that need a one-time record destruction
job as well as for companies that need recurring
periodic record destruction services.
Secure Off-Site Services
Confidential
records are picked up by our employees who wear
Shredders, Inc. uniforms and picture identification
cards. All confidential records will be transported in
enclosed, locked company vehicles to our secure facility
in Tulsa, Ok. Upon arrival at our facility, our drivers
will unload and weigh the confidential records, record
their weights and immediately queue them for destruction
within 24 hours. After confidential records are
destroyed, you will receive an invoice with a signed
Certificate of Destruction. You may also witness the
record destruction upon appointment. This service
is offered for companies that need a one-time record
destruction job as well as for companies that need
recurring periodic record destruction services.
Secure Lockable Containers
We provide
customers with a variety of containers of different
sizes. If you are concerned about the security of your
records at your business, we can provide lockable
containers. Click on the picture to get a better
description of our containers.
Fast Services
We strive to
perform service within 24 hours to customers that need
immediate records destruction.
Drop Off Services
Businesses
and consumers are also welcome to drop off their
confidential records for destruction at our facilities
during normal business hours from 8:00am - 5:00 PM,
Monday through Friday.
Years of Professional Service
Shredders,
Inc. has been in the Secure Record Destruction business
for over 30 years and our clients include both large and
small firms. Please do call us at 918.446.8386 to
discuss your records destruction needs. You may also
submit a
Request Quote form electronically to initiate the
sales process.
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West Tulsa Paint &
Body Shop Inc
3332 S Santa Fe Ave
Tulsa, OK 74107
918-587-1965 Fax 918-445-7488
westtulsapaint@msn.com
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Community Bank and Trust
2420 Southwest Boulevard
Tulsa, OK 74107
918-582-6221
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TULSA STOVE HOSPITAL
4067 Southwest Boulevard
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107
918-584-7622
On Old Route 66 in "Red Fork Indian Territory" in Tulsa,
Oklahoma
Richard Stufflebeam, Owner/Operator

The business was established in 1921 on First Street in downtown
Tulsa. The owner later moved on to open stove hospitals in
Dallas and Los Angeles. Eventually, Richard Stufflebeam's
father-in-law, Dan Walters, bought the business in the early
1950s. The business was relocated to property now owned by
Oklahoma State University-Tulsa. After the university bought out
property owned by homeowners and business owners, the Tulsa
Stove Hospital moved to the Southwest Boulevard location.
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DENA NICHOLAS FARMERS
INSURANCE COMPANY
5043 S 33 W Ave
Tulsa, OK 74107
446-1842
FarmDena@aol.com
"During good times and bad - We are here for you"
Darla Hall brought this Farmers Agency to Southwest Tulsa years
ago to provide westside Tulsans with quality service.
Since that time the business has expanded. It remains in
good family hands as Darla's daughter Dena Nicholas now owns and
manages the agency.
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Shirts & Stuf
3310 West 42nd Place
Tulsa, OK 74107
918-445-0323
Carl and Nancy Westfall
In Tulsa Since 1986
(Moving to new location at 5079 W 51 St on
January 1, 2010)
Providing Custom Screen Printing and Embroidery
for Tulsa area schools, businesses and organizations. We do
screen printing and embroidered sports shirts, caps, jackets,
sweats, patches and many other items.
Long-time clients are from Berryhill Schools, Daniel Webster High
School, Clinton Middle School,
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