File:Greenwood Avenue south of Easton Street, Tulsa, OK.jpg

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English: Greenwood Avenue south of Easton Street, looking north along Sand Springs Railroad tracks. Prince-Mackey (Mable B. Little) House visible on the left (tile roof). The Prince-Mackey house stood on the southwest corner of Greenwood Avenue and Easton Street. It is now located a little ways to the south and back from the street, as part of the Greenwood Cultural Center. The skinny three-story building straight ahead is the Del Rio Hotel. Information provided by Michael Bates/BatesLine.com.
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