Welcome to the Sapulpa Historical Society - located at the "Crossroads of America" in Saplupa, Oklahoma, the Historical Society founded in 1968, is dedicated to showcasing the history of Saplupa from Indian Territory days down to the present. Please stop by and visit "Sapulpa's Best Kept Secret."

Each year The Sapulpa Historical Society presents different aspects of Sapulpa's history through an interactive program for children. Enrollment will be limited to 20 students. To enroll, students must have completed the third grade and may be older. Please call the Sapulpa Historical Museum at 224-4871 for information about this year's summer program. Location: Sapulpa Historical Museum - 100 E. Lee
	Photos from our recent bus trip to Oklahoma City and the State Capitol - May 7, 2008. Photos courtesy of Gary and Marie Box.
Sapulpa Landmark to be Restored! It's going to take a while -- and some money, too -- but eventually a 1920s-era filling station on the southwest corner of Lee and Water streets will give Sapulpans a window into the past. Read More... Wait Phillips, Circa 1923
Circa, 1927