Everything that was here
- 1953–1975
Globe Life Insurance officesOffice Building
Globe Life Insurance Company bought the building in 1953 and kept offices there for 21 years.
See the map in 1954 → - until 1953
Oklahoma Railway Company Terminal BuildingOffice Building
The streetcar company's headquarters, with the city's central streetcar terminal on its west side, became an insurance office in 1953 and was imploded in 1975.
See the map in 1953 →
Nearby history
Warner Theatre (Overholser Opera House / Orpheum)
217 W Grand Ave · 60 m away
It opened as an opera house in 1903, became the Orpheum and then the Warner, and in the 1950s was Oklahoma City's first
Cooper Cinerama Theatre (Liberty Theatre)
19 N Robinson Ave · 89 m away
Opened as the Liberty in 1915, it became the Harber and then the Cooper, where Cinema Treasures says Cinerama and Cinemi
Midwest Theatre
16 N Harvey Ave · 132 m away
A 1,700-seat atmospheric movie palace that hosted world premieres of Black Gold and Cimarron, and is now a parking garag
John A. Brown's Department Store
213 W Main St · 137 m away
Oklahoma City's biggest downtown department store spread across a block of Main and Park, and was torn down for a Galler
Katz Drug Store
200 W Main St · 138 m away
In August 1958 Clara Luper led Black students to its lunch counter, and by the third day the counter served them.
Biltmore Hotel
228 W Grand Ave · 140 m away
At 33 stories it was the tallest building in Oklahoma, and it was brought down with explosives in 1977, four years after
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