Park

The new home of the Tulsa Historical Society completes one of Tulsa's premier public places, the Woodward Park complex. The Society grounds also provide a link to Tulsa's Cultural Corridor running from the 34-acre Woodward Park to the Philbrook Museum of Art a few blocks to the south through one of Tulsa's historic residential neighborhoods.

Woodward Park is on the southeast corner of 21st Street and Peoria Avenue. In addition to the Tulsa Historical Society and Vintage Garden, the park's primary elements are the park itself, the Tulsa Rose Garden, the Tulsa Garden Center, the Tulsa Arboretum, and the Linnaeus Teaching Gardens. The Garden Center building and the Society's Travis Mansion were built by David and Samuel Travis in 1920. The City of Tulsa acquired the property developed by David Travis in 1960, adding it to Woodward Park. The Society acquired the Samuel Travis Mansion and grounds in 1997. The 3.2-acre property is on the northeast corner of 25th Street and Peoria Avenue.

Museum Hours

Regular Museum Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm
Closed Sundays, Mondays, and holidays