Oklahoma Natural Gas Building

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624 S Boston Ave
Tulsa, OK 74119
+1 (918) 838-0302
http://tulsapreservationcommission.org

The Tulsa Preservation Commission is dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of Tulsa's historical and architectural heritage. By overseeing historic preservation permits, guidelines, and zoning, they ensure that the city's cultural landmarks are maintained for future generations.

In addition to managing resources like the National Register of Historic Places and facilitating rehabilitation tips, the commission promotes educational initiatives, including a video series on historic preservation. Their commitment to safeguarding Tulsa's history is reflected in their collaborative efforts with various organizations and community members.

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Donna H.
2/14/2014

The lobby is being divided into separate spaces, this will dramatically change the original design. A coffee shop or something like that needs to rent the space to keep it intact. There is...

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