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Sapulpa Main Street

Sapulpa is in the Green Country region of Oklahoma, a conservative little town that sounds like Sebulba from Star Wars if you say it fast.

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  • 1 The Buffalo Statue (along I-44 north of town and just south of the Super 8). Celebrating Oklahoma's 100th Year of Statehood.
  • 2 Sapulpa Historical Museum, 100 E Lee Ave, +1 918 224-4871. Tu-Sa 10AM-3PM. Little odds and ends from Sapulpa's past, like one of those washing machines with feet that walks when it gets overloaded. Across Water St is the vintage Waite Phillips-Barnsdall Filling Station.
  • 3 Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum, 13 Sahoma Lake Rd, +1 918 216-1171. Nostalgic museum with lots of classic cars and old-time gasoline pumps.
  • 4 Rock Creek Bridge. An authentic segment of Route 66.

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  • 1 Pretty Water Lake (take S Sahoma Lake Rd north to destination). A pretty lake with a 1 mile walking trail.

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  • Frankoma Pottery Factory Outlet. Once Oklahoma's most famous pottery company and one of a few in the country with its own clay on the site of the Kiln, Frankoma closed its 9549 Frankoma Road factory in 2010. There is a strong aftermarket for the pieces as collectibles. An attempt was made in 2012 to revive the brand on a very limited scale; products were available locally at Dewey Street Market, 209 East Dewey Avenue, 74066 (+1 918 227-4508) or ordered on-line from Houston TX. Frankoma Pottery (Q5492213) on Wikidata Frankoma Pottery on Wikipedia

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Routes through Sapulpa
Oklahoma CityBristow  W  E  TulsaJoplin
END  W  E  JenksTulsa
Oklahoma CityBristow  W  E  TulsaJoplin


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