HOMETOWN CUSHING OKLAHOMA     POST # 3

                                                                   SEPTEMBER 20, 2021
                                               Each week a minimum of 25 pictures will be posted
                                              PLEASE SHARE YOUR HOMETOWN PICTURES
                      (just send me a copy to  miketuttle47@gmail.com and I will post them on this site)




Old High School Faculty Parking Lot



? Drug Store



A Gentleman at Rhodes Hotel at SE corner of Moses and Harrison


First National Bank at SW corner of Broadway and Cleveland

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First Baptist Church




Not sure of this location (maybe the current Bank of Cushing parking lot?)

Northeast corner of Cherry and Harrison?



Early Deep Rock Station


Kerr McGee Refinery


1935 Picture  (The Cushing Oilers and Cushing Refiners played as members of the Class D Southwestern League (1921), the Class D Oklahoma State League (1923–1924) and Southwestern League (1925). Baseball Hall of Fame member Carl Hubbell made his professional debut with the 1923 Cushing Refiners.   The 1921 Cushing Oilers played at Speedway Park, located north of town on North Little Avenue, where a bowling alley currently stands. Starting in 1923, the Cushing Refiners played at a new facility called Cushing Ball Park. That ballpark was located on West Moses Street on the southeast corner of the railroad crossing for the now-abandoned Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad tracks, which intersected West Moses between Violet and Puckett Avenues.)


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Lincoln School, later our first Youth Center



Wanna Ride?








 





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We're loyal to you CHS........







Katy Depot   north of 300 E Main




Santa Fe Depot

Booker T Washington School          Shared by Jon Tuttle





Picture taken from Cushing Hotel looking west


Another parade downtown

American Legion Cowboy Band ( Armory in the background?)

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