Everything that was here
- 1928–present · still open
Farmers Public MarketOther
Built in 1928 as a Mission/Spanish Revival market with an upstairs hall that later hosted skating, dances and boxing; now an event center and Saturday market.
See the map in 1929 → - 1902–1910
Delmar GardenPark
A riverside amusement park with a 3,000-seat theater, race track and zoo; floods, mosquitoes and Prohibition closed it in 1910.
See the map in 1903 →
Nearby history
Civic Center Music Hall (Municipal Auditorium)
201 N Walker Ave · 1.3 km away
A New Deal auditorium that opened in 1937, was remodeled in 1966, and is still one of the city's main stages.
Hotel Black
5 N Hudson Ave · 1.3 km away
An 11-story Native American Art Deco hotel built after the 1928 oil boom, now an office building called One North Hudson
Mercantile Building (Levy Building)
30 N Hudson Ave · 1.3 km away
An eight-story office building that survived three dynamite blasts before it finally fell on February 29, 1976.
Oklahoma City Union Depot (Union Station)
300 SW 7th St · 1.5 km away
Built to pull Rock Island and Frisco trains off downtown streets, Union Station lost its last passenger train in Novembe
Globe Life Insurance offices
311 W Grand Ave · 1.5 km away
Globe Life Insurance Company bought the building in 1953 and kept offices there for 21 years.
Biltmore Hotel
228 W Grand Ave · 1.5 km 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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