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Watch a preview of Fantastic Tulsa Films - Volume 2. The latest show in the Tulsa History Series
Watch a preview of Fantastic Tulsa Films.
Historic home movies give us a fascinating look at Swan Lake in the 1920's.
The city’s first big “airport” was a grass landing strip at Admiral and Sheridan.
See downtown when it was the city’s main shopping area, and truly the “heart of Tulsa”
Construction of the Civic Center downtown was a big project in the 1950's and 60's.
It has been a Tulsa tradition for a century. Check out how the fair looked in the early years.
Tulsa celebrated Oklahoma's 50th Birthday celebration in 1957, by burying a Plymouth time capsule.
"I thoroughly enjoyed Fantastic Tulsa Films that aired 12/3. The footage was great, but Jack Frank's narration was superb. Smooth, concise, informative. But above all, his emphasis was on Tulsa, not himself. The sign of a true professional. Congratulations on an extremely well done show."
Sincerely, - Marti Siddons
"I was truly wowed by the Fantastic Tulsa Fils shown last night on OETA. I'm really proud of you and all you have done for the history of Tulsa on film and I hope video tape. When you told me back in the 90's of your project-I knew the right person had stepped up to the plate.I think you've hit a Grand Slam! Well done."
Congrats. - Eddie Day
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