List of Art Deco architecture in Oklahoma

Last updated August 06, 2025

This is a list of buildings that are examples of the Art Deco architectural style in Oklahoma, United States.

Ardmore

Ardmore Municipal Auditorium, Ardmore, 1943
Hardy Murphy Coliseum, Ardmore, 1943
Tivoli Theatre, Ardmore, 1915 and 1935
YWCA, Ardmore, 1938

Clinton

Clinton Armory, Clinton, 1937
Fire Station, Clinton, 1930s
McLain Rogers Park, Clinton, 1934

Enid

102 Independence, Enid, 1938
113 North. Grand, Enid, 1940
115 North Grand, Enid, 1940
323 Broadway, Enid, 1938
Arcadia Theatre, 226 West Randolph Avenue, Enid, 1931^[1]
Broadway Tower, Enid, 1931
Cherokee Theatre (now retail), Enid, 1928
Enid Armory, Enid, 1936
Eugene S. Briggs Auditorium, Enid, 1957
Garfield County Courthouse, Enid, 1896 and 1930
Taft Elementary School, Enid, 1937
Triangle Business Center (former Bass Building), Enid, 1930
Woolworth's, Enid, 1910 and 1921

McAlester

110–114 East Choctaw (former Woolworth's), McAlester
International Temple, Supreme Assembly, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, McAlester, 1951
McAlester Armory, McAlester, 1936
McAlester Scottish Rite Temple, McAlester, 1907 and 1930
OKLA Theater, McAlester, 1931 and 1948

Muskogee

304 East Callahan, Muskogee, 1925
540 West Court (former Chrysler–DeSoto Dealership), Muskogee, 1948
Fire Station No. 3, Muskogee, 1940s
Fire Station No. 4, Muskogee, 1940s
Roxy Theatre, Muskogee, 1948

Norman

301–302 South Porter, Norman, 1930
747 Asp (former cleaner's), Norman, 1930
Boomer Theater, Norman, 1947
Cleveland County Courthouse, Norman, 1940
Corner Thomas Garage (now A-1 Automotive), Norman, 1940s
Hiland Dairy, Norman, 1940s
Logan Apartments, Norman
University Theatre, Norman, 1930
Varsity Theatre (now retail), Norman

Oklahoma City

100 Park Avenue Building, Oklahoma City, 1923
Agnew Theater, Oklahoma City, 1947
Borden's Dairy Building, Oklahoma City, 1947
Cain's Coffee Building, Oklahoma City, 1919
Century Building, Oklahoma City
Cheever's Flowers (now Cheever's Cafe), Oklahoma City, 1935
City Place Tower, Oklahoma City, 1931
Civic Center Music Hall, Oklahoma City, 1937
Doctors Building, Oklahoma City, 1948
Edmond Armory, Edmond, 1937
First National Center, Oklahoma City, 1931
Jewel Theater, Oklahoma City, 1931
Lawyers Title Building, Oklahoma City, 1930
Lyric at the Plaza Theater, Oklahoma City, 1935
May Theatre, Oklahoma City, 1946
Norton–Johnson Buick Company, Oklahoma City, 1930
Nuway Laundry & Cleaners, Oklahoma City, 1940s
Oklahoma County Courthouse, Oklahoma City, 1937
Oklahoma Opry, Oklahoma City, 1946
Raylyn Taylor Salon, Oklahoma City
Santa Fe Depot, Oklahoma City, 1934
Sewage Treatment Plant, Oklahoma City
Taft Middle School, Oklahoma City, 1931
United States Post Office, Courthouse, and Federal Office Building, Oklahoma City, 1912
Will Rogers Theater Events Center, Oklahoma City, 1946

Shawnee

Auditorium, Shawnee
Hornbeck Theatre, Shawnee, 1947
Pottawatomie County Courthouse, Shawnee, 1934

Tulsa

11th Street Bridge, Tulsa, 1916
Adah Robinson Residence, Tulsa, 1929
Art Deco Lofts and Apartments, Tulsa, 1929
Boston Avenue Methodist Church, Tulsa, 1929
Boulder on the Park, Tulsa, 1923
Brady Theater, Tulsa, 1910
Central High School, Tulsa, 1925
Christ the King Church, Tulsa, 1928
Cities Service Station #8, Tulsa, 1940
City Veterinary Hospital, Tulsa, 1942
Continental Supply Company Building, Tulsa, 1921
Day Building (now Nelson's Buffeteria), Tulsa, 1926
Eleventh Street Arkansas River Bridge, Tulsa, 1929
Expo Square Pavilion, Tulsa, 1932
Fawcett Building, Tulsa, 1926
Fire Station No. 13, Tulsa, 1931
Fleeger Residence, Tulsa, 1937
Guaranty Laundry, Tulsa, 1928
Hawks Ice Cream, Tulsa, 1948
Jesse D. Davis Residence, Tulsa, 1936
John Duncan Forsyth Residence, Tulsa, 1937
KVOO-TV Broadcast Facility, Tulsa, 1954
Marquette School, Tulsa, 1932
Mayo Motor Inn, Tulsa, 1950
McGay Residence, Tulsa, 1936
Merchant's Exhibit Building, Tulsa State Fairgrounds, Tulsa, 1930
Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority Transfer Center, Tulsa, 1999
Midwest Equitable Meter, Tulsa, 1929
Midwest Marble and Tile Building, Tulsa, 1945
Milady's Cleaners, Tulsa, 1930
National Guard Armory, Tulsa, 1942
National Supply Company (now U-Haul), Tulsa, 1930
Oak Lawn Cemetery Entrance Gates, Tulsa, 1930
Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Tulsa, 1940
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Building, Tulsa, 1925
Page Warehouse, Tulsa, 1927
Petroleum Building, Tulsa, 1921
Philcade Building, Tulsa, 1931
Philtower Building, Tulsa, 1928
Phoenix Cleaners, Tulsa, 1937
Pythian Building, Tulsa, 1931
Riverside Studios, Tulsa, 1929
Service Pipeline Building (former ARCO Building), Tulsa, 1949
Sherman Residence, Tulsa, 1930s
Southwestern Bell Main Dial Building, Tulsa, 1924
Tulsa Club Building, Tulsa, 1927
Tulsa Fire Alarm Building, Tulsa, 1934
Tulsa Monument Company, Tulsa, 1936
Tulsa SPCA, Tulsa, 1931
Tulsa State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Tulsa, 1932
Tulsa Union Depot, Tulsa, 1931
Ungerman Residence, Tulsa, 1941
Warehouse Market, Tulsa, 1930
Webster High School, Tulsa, 1938
Westhope, Tulsa, 1929
Whentoff Residence, Tulsa, 1935
Will Rogers High School, Tulsa, 1939

Other cities

Adair County Courthouse, Stilwell, 1930
Allred Theatre, Pryor Creek, 1914 and 1942
Anadarko Armory, Anadarko, 1937
Armory, Cherokee
Atoka Armory, Atoka, 1936
Attucks School, Vinita, 1917
Avant's Cities Service Station, El Reno, 1933
Beard Motor Company, Bristol, 1947 and 1953
Bristow Firestone Service Station, Bristow, 1929
Campus Theatre, Stillwater, 1939
Canute Service Station, Canute, 1939
Central Fire Station, Ada
City Hall, Vinita
Claremore Auto Dealership, Claremore, 1930
Clayton High School Auditorium, Clayton, 1936
Bartlesville High School, Bartlesville, 1939
Grady County Courthouse, Chickasha, 1935
Gymnasium, Hennessey, 1941
Gymnasium, Pernell, 1941
Haskell County Courthouse, Stigler, 1931
Healdtown Armory, Healdtown, 1936
Holdenville Armory, Holdenville, 1936
Hominy Armory, Hominy, 1937
Hugo Armory, Hugo, 1936
Jefferson County Courthouse, Waurika, 1931
Kerr-Mac Service Station, Pauls Valley
Leachman Theatre (now a furniture showroom), Stillwater, 1948
Long Theatre, Keyes, 1947
Masonic Temple, Anadarko
Memorial Park Swimming Pool, Blackwell, 1940s
Minco Armory, Minco, 1936
Municipal Building, Fairview
Okmulgee Armory, Okmulgee, 1937
Page Memorial Library, Sand Springs, 1930
Pawnee County Courthouse, Pawnee, 1932
Pensacola Dam, between Disney and Langley, 1940
Poncan Theatre, Ponca City, 1927
Rialto Theatre, Alva, 1949
Roff Armory, Roff, 1937
Sallisaw High School, Sallisaw, 1939
Sayre Champlin Service Station, Sayre, 1934
Softener & Filter Unit, El Reno, 1930s or 1940s
Southwestern Bell Telephone Building, Stroud, 1929
Sulphur Armory, Sulphur, 1937
Tahlequah Armory, Tahlequah, 1937
Telephone Building, Waynoka
United States Post Office Coalgate, Coalgate, 1940
United States Post Office Hollis, Hollis, 1939
United States Post Office Nowata, Nowata, 1938
Wagoner Armory, Wagoner, 1938
Warren Theatre, Broken Arrow
Washita County Jail, Cordell
Washita Theatre, Chickasha, 1941
Weatherford Armory, Weatherford, 1937
Westland Theatre, Elk City, 1950

References

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[1] Grubb, Lauren. "Arcadia Theatre in Enid, OK – Cinema Treasures". cinematreasures.org. Retrieved September 10, 2022.

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