Welcome to Little Africa Oklahoma the original "Black wall street", a hi vibrant and culturally rich Greenwood neighborhood the original 35 blocks in 1921 now expanded to west and east Tulsa as well as deep North.
Little Africa Oklahoma is not just Black wall street section shown during tours but the neighborhood expands far and wide mainly consist of people of African descent; it’s also melting pot of African cultures, traditions, and flavors. The area is home to a growing population of African american, freedman and many people of color from different countries across the globe, creating a truly dynamic and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
African descendants has been in this area since the 1800's
North Tulsa
Tulsa's north side originally referred to the area north of the Frisco Railroad tracks, extending to the northern city limits. It was annexed by the city of Tulsa in 1904. The north side is home to a significant percentage of Tulsa's African American community, as well as working-class Tulsans from various races and ethnicities. The area's Booker T. Washington High School, which served as Tulsa's African-American high school during the segregation era and is now a magnet school, was recently ranked as the 58th best high school in the nation by Newsweek. Northeast of downtown, near Tulsa Airport, lies Mohawk Park, which features the Zoo and the Oxley Nature Center, along with the Air and Space Museum. This area is also home to the American Airlines maintenance facility, one of Tulsa's largest employers.
