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Draft:Greenwood Historic District (Tulsa, Oklahoma)

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The Greenwood Historic District in Tulsa, Oklahoma

was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2016.

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Tulsa-area sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Tulsa World photo

v t e National Register of Historic Places in Tulsa County, Oklahoma
Broken Arrow	Broken Arrow Elementary-Junior High School Haskell State School of Agriculture
Jenks	B. W. McLean House and Office
Sand Springs	Page Memorial Library Sand Springs Power Plant Fort Arbuckle Site
Tulsa	Ambassador Hotel Blue Dome Historic District Boston Avenue Methodist Church Boulder-on-the-Park Brady Heights Historic District Brady Historic District Buena Vista Park Historic District Cain's Ballroom Carlton Place Historic District Casa Loma Hotel Church Studio Cheairs Furniture Company Building Circle Theater City Veterinary Hospital Clinton-Hardy House Cosden Building Creek Council Oak Tree Dawson School Carl K. Dresser House Eleventh Street Arkansas River Bridge Gillette Historic District Gillette-Tyrell Building Harwelden Holy Family Cathedral Hooper Brothers Coffee Company Building Robert Lawton Jones House Maple Ridge Historic Residential District Mayo Building Mayo Hotel Mayo Motor Inn James H. McBirney House McFarlin Building Robert M. McFarlin House McGregor House Mincks-Adams Hotel Moore Manor Mount Zion Baptist Church Oil Capital Historic District Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Building Owen Park Historic District Foster B. Parriott House Petroleum Building Philcade Building Phillips 66 Station No. 473 Philbrook Museum of Art Philtower Building Pierce Block Public Service of Oklahoma Building Ranch Acres Historic District Riverview Historic District Riverside Historic Residential District Riverside Studio Sinclair Service Station 66 Motel William G. Skelly House Southwestern Bell Main Dial Building St. John Vianney Training School for Girls Stonebraker Heights Historic District Swan Lake Historic District Tracy Park Historic District Tribune Building Tulsa Convention Hall Tulsa Fire Alarm Building Tulsa Monument Company Tulsa Municipal Building United States Post Office and Courthouse James Alexander Veasey House Vickery Phillips 66 Station Westhope White City Historic District Will Rogers High School Yorktown Historic District
See also: National Register of Historic Places listings in Tulsa County, Oklahoma and List of National Historic Landmarks in Oklahoma

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