History
See all the stories steeped in Sapulpa History we've written over the years.
Historic Sapulpa newspapers are now available online
A new online gateway allows you to view and search the contents of local newspapers that haven't existed for decades.
Do you remember…these childhood toys?
What was life like for kids before internet? Well they had all kinds of toys to choose from, most of which did not require batteries.
Do You Remember…Bayouth’s Department Store?
Read about the family that created a legacy and "store the city could be proud of."
Do You Remember…Retro TV Commercials?
These 14 retro TV commercials will have you longing for the old days...or wondering, "what were they thinking?"
Do You Remember Sapulpa Brick and Tile?
From small-town roots in Sapulpa, this brick and tile company at one point sold bricks throughout the country.
Do You Remember…The 1960 Tornado?
In an awful coincidence, the day after we published this story in our Print Edition, two separate EF1 tornadoes descended onto Sapulpa.
Do You Remember…Elementary School?
Growing up during the Cold War era gave way to some interesting experiences during elementary school.
Do you remember…Research before Google?
I spent many long hours doing homework and term papers at a place you might remember...the library.
Sapulpa Historical Society Holds 50th Annual Meeting
No stranger to the Society and its meetings, recently-retired Creek County District Judge Joe Sam Vassar was the speaker.
Do You Remember…The Gas Wars?
The gas stations of yesteryear are a far cry from the convenience stores of today. Do you remember the gas wars?