HOMETOWN CUSHING OKLAHOMA    

                            POST #7

                               Devoted to sharing pictures of our hometown in days gone past

                                                                    October 18, 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)




Looking east down toward the pool from the Cushing Memorial Pool Sundeck. 2 members of Cushing’s Synchronized Swimming team and trophies won in competition.


Another drag race at the Cushing Airport
               (shared by John Rogers)

Lilley Hotel




Virgee's              location?



White's  Drug Store    124 North Cleveland


                         The next 14 pictures are oil related
This map shared by Robin Roe, shows 22 refineries!!

Deep Rock Refinery


1940's Ad


Keer McGee


Deep Rock postcard






1 mile south of Hillside School

Empire Refinery postcard

Sinclair Refinery   1 mile north of Deep Rock School



Midland Refinery (fomerly Cushing Refinery)

Formerly Midland Refinery

Lake of Oil         Location ?




In-Ground Oil Tanks


100 South Cleveland     shared by "anonymous"

Main Street Looking East       shared by "anonymous"


Lutz Building Southwest corner of Broadway and Harrison  (later home of Montgomery Wards)

Later home of the Child Development Center


East Moses Street      shared by "anonymous"


??  SE corner of West Broadway and Central streets


?  Depot

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