Districts in the National Register of Historic Places

Stonebraker Heights Historic District

Stonebraker Heights

Classification
The Stonebraker Heights Historic District is a residential district located one mile south of downtown Tulsa.
Boundaries
North: 15th Street
East: Alley between Cheyenne and Boulder Avenues
South: 17st Street/16th Place
West: Elwood Avenue
Subdivisions
Plat Date
Stonebraker Heights  10/26/1910
Section Township Range
Sec. 12, T19N, R12E
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Description

The Stonebraker Heights Historic District is a cohesive collection of leading architectural styles in Tulsa during the time frame of 1910 to 1922. The large number of two-story houses indicate that the Stonebraker Heights Addition was indeed one of “Tulsa’s most exclusive residential developments.” The district maintains a good degree of integrity, both in terms of individual buildings and neighborhood design.

Dominated by the Bungalow/Craftsman style, the district also contains a notable percentage of Prairie School and Colonial Revival style homes. Overall, these styles are compatible in terms of size, building materials, feeling and association and reflect popular architectural trends of the period. Providing additional variety to the district is that even the houses classified as the same style are not identical. Thus, the Stonebraker Heights Historic District is an unreplicatable expression of period architecture in Tulsa.

Stonebraker Heights was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on September 6, 2007 under National Register criteria C. Its NRIS number is 07000917.
» Complete Statement of Historic Significance
Period
Primary Residential Construction: 1910-1922
Representation in Existing Surveys
National Register of Historic Places — September 6, 2007
Intensive Level Survey — September 2005
Reconnaissance Survey — June 1978; June 1991; May 2004