The Tulsa Club (Abandoned)

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Once a symbol of Tulsa’s booming oil and gas economy, the Tulsa Club now sits abandoned. A few developers have purchased the property only to hit one snag or another. It has caught on fire multiple times from vandals or homeless trying to keep warm. I can’t imagine how much it would take to save places when they fall this far gone.
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21 окт 2024

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@tracynettleship3273 5 лет назад

$24+ million and it is OPEN for business; Tulsa may not save them all, but when they do, they are beautiful! Love living downtown

@PetesimonTabibito 4 года назад

how much $ for one night in a regular room?

@kimberleydawn2445 7 лет назад

that's sad! I live 3-5min from downtown. I pray they find someone to restore the historical building.

@naturegirl1378 7 лет назад

Well they didn't have to graffeti the place up to stay warm...No Respect.

@autonomycc 7 лет назад

That building has been set on fire (presumably for warmth) at least three times. I kinda think it's different people between the vandals and the homeless tearing the place up. However the building is undergoing a renovation and looks to be a future hotel.

@edlondon3717 3 года назад

OLD news, its totally restored now

@autonomycc 3 года назад

Yes I did post it four years ago before they even started the restoration (maybe before they purchased the building), it's a beautiful job they did with the remodeling.

@edlondon3717 3 года назад

@@autonomycc Absolutely! Please do an updated video about it

@chriscreation79 6 лет назад

Or, just restore to a really live band club and restaurant;)

@chriscreation79 6 лет назад

I would like to c the inside of it. I think that would b a good place to put some new shops in, and open up a b&b, make a homeless shelter, and job, career, center:)

@wiseal4827 6 лет назад

I was there in the 50's-80's with relatives & later on as a member. It was total class with a great bar & restaurant. I remember being there with my uncle for lunch, then sitting in the big room to read as he talked with his business people. I hate to see this Tulsa icon as a shambles. Would someone with money & a vision please restore it along with the ONG building?