by bvillehistory | Feb 8, 2023
Bartlesville Country Club (later known as Oak Hill Country Club) is organized.
by bvillehistory | Feb 8, 2023
The City Hall and Fire Department is built at the northwest corner of Fourth and Dewey Streets. The first Bartlesville High School is completed.
by bvillehistory | Feb 8, 2023
Frank Griggs, photographer, arrives in Bartlesville. (See photo.) Seven black students attend the newly established Douglass School. The Interurban street cars begin running loops.
by bvillehistory | Feb 8, 2023
Bartlesville Zinc Company and National Zinc Company are constructed. (See photo.) Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory are joined as the state of Oklahoma. On December 12, Governor Haskell proclaims Bartlesville “a city of the First Class.” The city is...
by bvillehistory | Feb 8, 2023
A 15 bed hospital is built. (See photo.) The Lanyon-Starr smelter is built. The Phillips brothers incorporate the Lewcinda Oil Company.