FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about RedFork Main Street

Where is Red Fork?
Red Fork is an area of Southwest Tulsa that lies along historic Route 66 (Southwest Boulevard) east of Berryhill and south of Lookout Mountain. Red Fork started out as its own community, separate from Tulsa, but was annexed into the city in the late 1920s. Eighty years later, Red Fork still has a friendly, small-town feel. The RedFork Main Street project area is a bit larger than the original community, extending for one block on either side of Southwest Boulevard from the Arkansas River to 33rd West Avenue.

How can I get involved?
If you are interested in participating in the RedFork Main Street program, please contact Katy Davis, executive director, by phone at (918) 445-4457 or by e-mail at kdavis@redforkmainstreet.org.

How do I contact RedFork Main Street?
The RedFork Main Street office is located at 3708 Southwest Blvd., Tulsa, OK, 74107. We also can be reached by phone at (918) 445-4457; by fax at (918) 447-1889; or by e-mail at kdavis@redforkmainstreet.org.

What is Main Street?
The National Trust Main Street Center is a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation that is designed to combine economic development in downtowns and neighborhood business districts with responsible preservation and adaptive reuse of architecturally and historically significant structures. The Center offers a wide range of services and benefits to communities across the nation. Click here for more information about the Main Street Center.