Do You Remember

Whitney “Wimpy” Martin purchased one of the old Sapulpa trolley in 1932 and turned it into one of Sapulpa's legends.

Before Warehouse Market moved to its last location (before becoming Price Mart), it was in downtown Sapulpa!

Don't change that channel...take a look at these memorable children's TV shows, both local and nationwide!

The slot car craze caught on in the U.S., and by the mid-1960s any self-respecting town boasted a slot-car “center,” where kids could bring their cars to race on enormous banked tracks.

In 1962, K. and Louise Shibley opened the Town House Grill at 317 South Main Street. They started out on a meager budget and their first cash register was a cigar box.

As the TeePee shows new signs of life, plenty will remember what it was like during its heyday as the drive-in movie experience was taking the world by storm.

Today people buy their gasoline from convenience stores or at truck stops when traveling. When I was growing up, the only place in town to buy gas was at a full-service gas station, also called a “filling station.”

Learn about the family that put one of the most modern independent packing plants in the Southwest right here in Sapulpa, and what became of their business.

Valentines from your classmates, sacks of candy and young romances...do you remember your first Valentine's Day?

Though Nixon is most widely known for the Watergate scandal, his political career spans decades and he was once called "the hardest working man I ever met."