Tulsa / Oklahoma City / Boston / Detroit / Reading / /
Company
CBS / AT&T / Blue Dome LLC / Tulsa Ambassador Hotel LLC / Pierce Building Co. GP / Petroleum Building Limited / Avenue G LP / The Tulsa Development Authority / Phillips Petroleum Co. / The National Trust / Pelli & Assoc. / The Tribune / Tribune Redevelopment LLC / Tulsa Historical Enterprises Limited / Brady Properties Inc. / Mayo Hotel & Lofts LP / Philtower LLC / First Street Lofts / Public Service Company / /
John Hope Franklin Greenwood Reconciliation Memorial / Philcade Building / Cathedral Square / Petroleum Building Limited Pierce Building / Courthouse building / Adams Hotel / Mayo Building Mincks-Adams Hotel / Building Officials / Tribune Building Tulsa Convention Hall / Oklahoma Natural Gas Building Petroleum Building / Crowne Plaza / Mayo Building / Tribune Building / Building Channel / Vickery Service Station / Vandever Building / Downtown Plaza / Bates Offshore Drilling Pythian Building / Mayo Hotel / Dancing Academy Cosden Building Gillette-Tyrell Building Holy Family Cathedral / Doubletree Hotel / Oaklawn Cemetery / Building Opportunity / Art Deco Union Depot / Atlas Life Building / Southwestern Bell Main Dial Building / /
IndustryTerm
retail space / retail market vacancy rate / oil moguls / tax law / /
NaturalFeature
Oklahoma Building Channel / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
State Historic Preservation Office / Downtown Tulsa Project Highlights Hooper Brothers Coffee Company Building Mayo Building BOK Center / Revocable Living Trust Reunion Center / Hotel & Lofts LP Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency / National Park Service / Griffin Communications Media Pierce Block Center / Mayor’s Office / United States Post Office / Co. GP / /
Person
Main Dial (Luther) / Jeff Hartman / Mid Continent (Cosden) / Tracy Park / /
Position
Ambassador / Tulsa Mayor / Building Plans Review Administrator / Private / /
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