Tulsa Photo Archive

FIELD'S APPAREL SHOPS - Restored vintage newspaper advertisement, Originally published in the Tulsa Tribune June 4th, 1931.

Restored vintage advertisement from I. Miller Co. advertising Claussner Kleer-Sheer Hosiery. Originally published in the Tulsa Tribune, November 24th, 1940.

In 1925, Lazarus Brothers opened I. Miller Co. at 418 South Main Street in Tulsa. The department store later expanded to 418-420 South Main Street. The store closed sometime in the 1960’s.

TULSEY TOWN 1898 Postcard — This postcard depicting where Second Street crosses Main Street looking north was painted by Tulsa Clarence Canning Allen. The painting was based on a photograph of the earliest street scene of Tulsa taken in 1882 when Tulsa was the Creek Nation. At the left of the photograph are two store buildings (left to right): Reed and Perryman Store and H. C. Hall & Company. The store of Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Archer is visible on the right nearest the railroad tracks.

Photos:
1 - TULSEY TOWN 1898 Postcard
2 - Tulsa's Earliest Street Scene 1882

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