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Oklahoma Mid-Century Modern Roofs & Canopies (page 2)

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Roto-Rooter
Tulsa, OK
2011: 2019:
This Roto-Rooter building was built around 1961 for the Pancake Place restaurant. The building housed other restaurants including the Razor Clam, C.J.'s Restaurant, Daddy's Country Cafe, and at least one Mexican restaurant. Roto-Rooter had been there since 1979. The building had been vacant since 2015. Since 2018, the building has housed the Therapeutic Hemp Center. [map]

former Carpet City
Tulsa, OK
The Carpet City building and sign are probably from the 1950s or 1960s. The building was vacant when these photos were taken in 2011. The building has since been significantly remodeled. The canopy and sign were removed. [map]

former Music Sound World [gone]
Tulsa, OK
2006: 2011:
The Music Sound World building was originally a Mid-West National Insurance Company office, most likely from the 1960s. The roof was previously yellow and the globe on top revolved. Music Sound World occupied the building from around 1978-2009. The globe was removed by 2011. The building was still vacant in 2018. By 2019, it had been demolished. There was another building like this one in town but the cone-shaped roof and sign were removed. There are a few other examples of these buildings in Missouri.

office building
Tulsa, OK
This office building houses Advanced Inspection Technologies. It appears to be from the 1960s. [map]

Kingfisher County Courthouse
Kingfisher, OK
The Kingfisher County Courthouse was built in 1960. It was designed by Noftsger, Lawrence & Associates. [map]

Applied Medical Professions
Durant, OK

2011:
2018:
The Applied Medical Professions building appears to be from the 1960s. It appeared to be vacant in 2018. The building previously housed a check cashing business and may have been a bank originally. [map]

Coley Properties
Oklahoma City, OK

2011:
2019:
The Coley Properties building was in 1959 as the Coley House. It was designed by R. Duane Conner as one of Living for Young Homemakers' "Living" homes. In 2015, the shrubs in front of the building had been removed and the screen was painted black. For more, see this website. [map]

former medical complex
Oklahoma City, OK
This former medical complex appears to be from the 1960s. There was a pharmacy in the part of the building closest to the main road. [map]

More Oklahoma Mid-Century Modern Roofs & Canopies:
Liberty Loan Co. (Enid)
Mister Donut (Tulsa)