Tag: oklahoma

Wheat Field to City in Ten Years

The following is an article that appeared in the June 1953 issue of Living For Young Homemakers magazine.  This magazine must have really liked coming to Oklahoma! Midwest City, Oklahoma, is still another young community built from the ground up For those pessimistic armchair philosophers who moan that the dynamism of America is a thing […]

T-Town Mod

photos and text by Lynne Rostochil Last Saturday, I, along with fellow Squadders Terri, Matt and Robyn, made the trek up the Turnpike to Tulsa and met up with Tulsa Modern members Shane Hood and Rex Brown (who also writes the Oklahoma Modern blog) for a tour of mid-century modern architecture in their neck of […]