Tulsa Fire Alarm Building

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1010 E 8th St
Tulsa, OK 74120
+1 (918) 205-0042
http://tulsapreservationcommission.org

The Tulsa Preservation Commission is dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of the city's historic buildings and districts, promoting the rich architectural heritage of Tulsa. Through various programs, including historic preservation permits, design guidelines, and educational resources, the commission works to safeguard the cultural legacy of the area.

Focused on neighborhoods and significant landmarks, the commission administers the Historic Preservation Ordinance and oversees the designation of properties within the National Register of Historic Places. Their initiatives also include providing resources for rehabilitation and promoting Tulsa's unique Art Deco heritage.

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5.02 reviews
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Wes S.
7/16/2016

This Art Deco building is being turned into the Fire Alarm Museum!! Yea!! So happy Tulsa didn't doz another Art Deco building ... Reuse!! Don't rebuild from nothing

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Donna H.
2/6/2014

Famous Art Deco building designed by Frederick Vance Kershner and built in 1934. Way back when it was built, fire alarms came into that central location and they contacted the appropriate fire...

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