Everything that was here
- 1948–present
Cities Service gas stationOther
The building's first use, on Route 66.
See the map in 1949 → - 1971–2020
Ann's Chicken Fry HouseRestaurant
A 1948 Cities Service station on Route 66 that became Three Bulls Steak House, then Ann's, which closed in December 2020 just short of 50 years.
See the map in 1972 → - until 1971
Three Bulls Steak HouseRestaurant
Steakhouse in the former gas station in the late 1960s.
See the map in 1971 →
Nearby history
Taft Stadium
2901 NW 23rd St · 3.1 km away
A WPA stadium whose three-story native rock wall on May Avenue is the one feature the 2013-2015 renovation left unaltere
Belle Isle Power Plant (OG&E)
50 Penn Pl · 4.5 km away
OG&E's art deco plant ran as a standby until 1980 and was imploded in January 1999 for retail space.
All Sports Stadium
3001 General Pershing Blvd · 4.6 km away
The 89ers' home from 1962 to 1997, and an outdoor concert venue for the Beach Boys, Jimmy Buffett and Lilith Fair, until
VZD's Restaurant & Bar
4200 N Western Ave · 5.8 km away
A Western Avenue music bar that Chad Bleakley ran for 24 years. The Tax Commission shut it in 2014 and it closed for goo
Holland Field / Texas League Park
1837 NW 4th St · 6.0 km away
The Oklahoma City Indians played here from the 1924 opener until the team folded; Rogers Hornsby managed them in 1940-41
Johnnie's Charcoal Broiler
2652 W Britton Rd · 6.6 km away
Johnnie Haynes left the Split-T in 1971 and opened a charcoal burger drive-in at Britton and Military that became a loca
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