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  • Home
  • About
    • Hours and Admission
    • Board and Staff
    • Conference Room
    • Memorials
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • Haunted History Tours
    • Stuffie's Friendship Sleepover
    • Railroad Day
    • Bass Reeves Western History Conference
    • Treasure Hunters Day
    • Polar Express Pajama Party
  • Gift Shop
    • Oklahombres Journals
  • Learn
    • Area History Stories, Articles & Videos
    • Educational Resources
    • Zoom in Resources for Bad News for Outlaws
    • Book Club Sign-Up
    • Kids Zone
    • Three Rivers Historian
    • Links to Other History Websites
  • Support
    • Membership
    • Volunteer!
    • Donate
  • Exhibits
    • Tulsa 1921 A Look at the Tulsa Race Massacre Traveling Exhibit
    • Girl Scouts 110th Birthday
    • Black History Month
    • History of Davis Field
  • Visit Muskogee!

Tulsa 1921
​A Look at the Tulsa Race Massacre

The Tulsa 1921 Race Massacre Traveling Exhibit takes a look at the history both before and after 1921.

The Tulsa Greenwood District, also known as "Black Wall Street" was nearly destroyed by a turn of events in 1921. The traveling exhibit tells a summary of the history of Greenwood before the race massacre and after the rebuilding of the Greenwood District.
Click on the link below to learn more.


www.tulsahistory.org/visit/
In January 2022, Three Rivers Museum partnered with the Tulsa Historical Society to feature the exhibit “1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.” Michelle Place, executive director of Tulsa Historical Society, produced a special presentation for us about the history surrounding the tragic event. 
Clink below to hear the presentation:

vimeo.com/668403234/f59e286723

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