Historic Places

Historic Places and Significant Sites

Guthrie Historic District
- Roughly bounded by 14th St., College Ave., Pine St., and Lincoln Ave., Guhrie
Carnegie Library
- 402 E.Oklahoma Ave., Guthrie
- The Guthrie was given a grant from the Carnegie foundation for a new library in 1901. The Carnegie Library was built between 1902 and 1903. In 1969, the building was given to the Oklahoma Historical Society. Today, the building is part of the Oklahoma Territorial Museum.
State Capital Publishing Building
- Harrison Ave. and Second St., Guthrie
National Guard Armory
- 720 E. Logan, Guthrie
Logan County Court House
- 301 E. Harrison, Guthrie
Scottish Rite Temple
- 900 E. Oklahoma, Guthrie
St. Joseph Convent and Academy
- Off Oklahoma State Highway 33, Guthrie
Oklahoma State Bank Building
- Baty and Main St., Mulhall
Mulhall United Methodist Church
- Bryant and Craig Sts., Mulhall
- Margaret [ Bennett ] Horsley donated part of the land.
Morris House
- 221 Tolson Blvd., Langston
Langston University Cottage Row Historic District
- SW corner of Langston University, Langston
Methodist Church of Marshall
- Off Hghy. 74, Marshall
Angie Debo House
- 200 Oklahoma Ave., Marshall