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Come with my dad and me as we explore Tulsa’s transportation history.

In 1882, the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad extended its line to Tulsa to serve the cattle business, the city’s first industry. The 1901 oil discovery changed Tulsa from a cow-town to a boomtown!

We will walk the route where oil and rails meet to Tulsa Union Depot near the Center of the Universe

About Streetwalker Tours:

We’re a quirky group of tour guides who love to share bits & nibs, history and trivia. We each write the tours WE want to see based on our own interests and passions. We deliver in our own, uniquely curated style.

While we may not take ourselves too seriously, we sure know our stuff.

Infotainment is what we offer.

The Streetwalker for this tour is:

Norma & Fancy Mike

Meet me on the corner:

This tour starts at Guthrie Green on the corner of Boston and Reconciliation Way

Cost:

This tour is $5

FAQ:

How long is the tour?

This tour lasts about an hour

It covers less than a mile.

How walkable is it?

This tour goes over sidewalks , across streets, and up one hill

What if it rains?

We try to hold out tours rain or shine but we’re not crazy and we know you may find some weather rougher than we do. Contact us ahead of time if the weather is too bad for you and we’ll do our best to get you a refund.

Are you tours family friendly?

Yes, despite the name of our company, we are pretty G rated, maybe a PG-13 here and there.