Oologah

Welcome to this cozy 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom home offering 1,118 square feet of comfortable living space on a spacious 1/3 acre lot. The property features an above-ground pool and a charming pergola, perfect for outdoor entertaining. Additional amenities include an 8x8 storage shed, a large extended 2-car garage, and a fully fenced yard with mature trees, providing both privacy and shade.  Located near Oologah Lake, this home combines a small-town feel with the convenience of being close to shopping, restaurants, and schools. The Kitchen Refrigerator & a 1 Year Home Warranty are being offered, with an acceptable offer, making your move-in even easier. Make this delightful property your own and enjoy all the benefits it has to offer! Being sold AS-IS.

Discover your future home site! This .45-acre lot in the heart of Oologah offers unbeatable access to local amenities. Perfect for building your dream in a prime location. Seize the opportunity today!"

Calling all DIYers and Investors! Opportunity waiting for you. Bring your vision and transform this cute Colonial gem back to it's glory. The home sits on HWY 169 with 63 ft of Hwy frontage. So much potential! Being sold "as is , where is".

Discover your new haven in the heart of Oologah! This charming home offers 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, 2 living spaces.  A stylish kitchen with granite and  Butcher Block countertops, Farmhouse style sink. Large inside the Utility room.  2 Car Carport, Detached 1 Car Garage and a shed. Enclosed Back porch. Conveniently located near Hwy 169, with dining and shopping nearby. Plus, enjoy family fun at the city park and splash pad just across the street.  Oologah Lake is just a little over 1 mile east of this property!   Don't miss out—schedule your tour today!              HUD #422-402733

This charming colonial-style home sits on a corner lot, boasting a two-story design with four spacious bedrooms. Its prime location offers 63 feet of Highway frontage, making it an excellent opportunity for commercial use, pending rezoning. Nestled just one block away from downtown Oologah, this property presents the perfect blend of residential comfort and commercial prospects. Don't miss the chance to bring your business and capitalize on this versatile space. Needs some TLC. Being sold "as is".

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Oologah | Kyle and Anne Gift

Historic Oologah is the birthplace of The Cherokee Kid, known as America's Favorite Cherokee Cowboy,&nbsp;Will Rogers.&nbsp;Oologah is 30 minutes northeast of Tulsa on Highway 169 in northwest Rogers County. Oologah emerged as an Indian Territory coal mining boom town. It soon became a shipping point for coal mined in the area because of its location on the Iron Mountain and Southern railroad line.
In 1906, when Oologah was still a town in Indian Territory, the Bank of Oolagah was built due to the need for a safe depository and other general financial operations. It was one of the first banks in northeastern Oklahoma. The only bank in the area for over twenty years, and it existed as a commercial building for approximately eighty years.
Will Rogers said he told folks he was from Claremore because no one but an Indian could pronounce Oologah. The town's name is a&nbsp;Cherokee&nbsp;word meaning "dark cloud." Oologah (pronounced oo'-la-gawh) was also spelled Oolagah prior to&nbsp;Oklahoma's statehood (1907) and still is at some historic buildings.
 On August 12, 1995, the 60th anniversary of Will Rogers' tragic death, his son, Jimmy Rogers, and actor Ben Johnson from&nbsp;Pawhuska, Oklahoma unveiled The Cherokee Kid, a monument sculptured by&nbsp;Sandra Van Zandt, in downtown Oologah that portrays Will pausing for a drink at the old town pump with his favorite quarterhorse, Comanche. The Indian Territory town centered around the pump, a source of water for the community as well as the teams of horses bringing goods and people to the train depot, which is where Will met his wife, Betty.
The Oologah Historical Society commissioned local sculptor Sandra Van Zandt and impressionist Gary Moeller for the life-size bronze sculpture of Will. The base of the monument is the volunteered works of engineer Mark Rouk and general contractor Charles Buchfink. The monument depicts a bronzed moment in time just before statehood, around 1904 to 1906. The community came forth with most of the contributions from it's private individuals and small area businesses.
The old pump, having been welded shut many years ago, was thought to need a new water line. However, after the new line was installed to the monument, volunteers found the pipe to the old artesian well, so the new line was shut off, and the well's original line now supplies water from the pump again.
Will was born November 4, 1879 on The Dog Iron Ranch in the&nbsp;Cherokee Nation. Located just northeast of Oologah, the ranch, open daily for visitors, is now a living history ranch with longhorn cattle, goats, sheep, geese and peacocks.
The Dog Iron Ranch&nbsp;predates the town, which grew up when the railroad came through around 1890. A stroll down the original brick sidewalks through Oologah will take you back almost 100 years. You can experience banking of Indian Territory days at the Bank of Oolagah. The bank was restored in 1985 and inspired a rebirth of historic downtown Oologah. (by Snowhawk) Appreciation for information supplied by the Oolagah Historical Museum.

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