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Table of Contents

As this blog grows, earlier entries get pushed to the bottom and eventually shoved off the page. The search feature (the small box near the top of the right-hand column) allows you to look for businesses by name, and you can always click on a category to see all the listings for that particular type of business, but I thought it might also be helpful to have a table of contents available so you can browse through all the listings and click on any that catch your eye. I’ll try to remember to update this whenever I post something new — but if you’re looking for a particular business and don’t see it here, go ahead and run a search for it, just in case I forgot to update the list.

S&S Market
Under the Mooch
Hank’s Hamburgers
Booster Feed Mill
Union Street Cafe
Karlene’s Dollhouses
Steve’s Sundry Books and Magazines
Tie-Dyes of Tulsa
Napoli’s Italian Restaurant
Circle Cinema
Ted and Debbie’s
Ted’s Hamburgers
Kiddlestix
Las Americas Super Mercado and Restaurant
Starship Records
Perry’s Food Store
Grumpy’s Garden
Burger House
Cheap Thrills
Flytrap Records
Knotty Pine
Mod50s Modern
Swinney’s Hardware
LaDonna’s Fancy Foods
DoubleShot Coffee Company
Island Dreams
Vintage Holiday
Tally’s Good Food Cafe
Southwood Landscape and Nursery
Ike’s Chili House
Crystal City Barber & Style
The Tomato Man
Lil’ Sprouts Plant Farm
Midtown Cycles
Arnold’s Old-Fashioned Hamburgers
Gypsy Coffee House and Cyber Cafe
White River Fish Market
Kinfolk’s Soul Food Kitchen
Blue Dome Diner
McNellie’s Public House
Dwelling Spaces
Old Time Pest Control
Beto’s Mexican Grill
Jim’s Coney Island — Never on Sunday
Sam’s Offroad Equipment
Center 1 Market
Ralph’s Fish & Burger Shack
Ollie’s Station Restaurant
Apertures Photo
Best Hardware
Evelyn’s Restaurant
True To You Bra Salon

2 Responses to “Table of Contents”

  1. Hi, what a great webpage you have here. I am a native Tulsan now displaced in Memphis Tennessee. I wonder if you might contact me directly concerning a now defunct furniture store that was a Mom and Pop venture and in business for many, many years in Tulsa. The story is much to long to tell here. To be brief, my father worked there for 30 years and I am trying to find reletives or former employees that may have old photos. The Store was named Colonial Furniture Company and located on South Harvard, on the east side of the street somewhere between 17th and 27th if memory serves me. The original location was in the Colonial building on 15th just east of Peoria, I think this is being referred to again as Cherry Street. I have made an exhaustive internet search as well as posting in Batesline and Tulsanow.org.
    Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
    Kindest Regards
    ROL

  2. Thought you might be interested in this:

    http://cherrystreetcandles.net/aboutus.aspx

    http://www.cherrystreetcandle.com/

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