The REAL Black Wall Street Tour

The REAL Black Wall Street Tour This is not a typical cookie-cutter historical tour. EXPERIENCE THE SPIRIT OF GREENWOOD

This is not a typical cookie-cutter historical tour.
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This is a unique and insightful journey through the historic Greenwood area of Tulsa, Oklahoma that visits places of historic significance relative to the events of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. You'll go on a unique and insightful journey through the historic Greenwood area of Tulsa, Oklahoma. You'll walk the streets of what was once one of the wealthiest Black neighborhoods in America before its

destruction during the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921. If taking the complete tour you will visit places of historic significance relative to the events of 1921. You will visually witness the impact of "Urban Renewal" on the area during the 1960s and 70s. Finally, we will discuss efforts to bring respect, repair, and restitution to the Historic Greenwood District. Join us for an unforgettable and educational experience. All tours are booked on a by-appointment-only basis. Please fill out the form on our website at www.realblackwallstreettour.com and one of our expert guides will contact you to arrange your tour. If you have questions you would like to address before you book your tour, please send us a direct message.

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Are you a Greenwood descendant? We are bringing new energy to the We Are Greenwood™️ descendant Facebook group.

The group is a space for descendants and families to connect, share family history, learn about genealogy and oral history resources, and stay informed about opportunities through Justice For Greenwood.

If you are a Greenwood descendant, join us and invite eligible family members who should be part of the community. www.facebook.com/groups/wearegreenwood

The building where the alleged incident happened between Dick Rowland and Sarah page May 30, 1921
09/01/2026

The building where the alleged incident happened between Dick Rowland and Sarah page May 30, 1921

Renbergs Clothiers Store, 311 South Main, was destroyed by fire on December 19, 1945. Renberg's opened in this location in 1921. The blaze consumed the clothing store, inventory and all other assets. Clarke's Good Clothes, Thom McCann Shoe Store, Wormser Hat Shop and the Offices in the McBirney Building suffered smoke and water damage. The Renberg's family rebuilt and reopened the store there in 1947. This downtown location closed in 1993. (Photo courtesy Tulsa World).

09/01/2026

Lessie Benningfield Randle was just six years old when a white mob attacked Tulsa’s prosperous Greenwood District in 1921. The massacre destroyed roughly 35 blocks of the community known as “Black Wall Street,” killed as many as 300 people by historical estimates and displaced thousands.

Randle and fellow survivors spent their later years seeking reparations. In 2024, the Oklahoma Supreme Court rejected their lawsuit against Tulsa and other government entities, ruling that their claims could not be remedied through Oklahoma’s public-nuisance law. The court nevertheless called their grievances legitimate.

After fellow survivor Viola Ford Fletcher died at 111 in November 2025, Randle became the last known living survivor of the massacre. She is now 111 years old. More than a century after the attack, she has received no court-ordered reparations for what happened to her family and community.

Source: Oklahoma Supreme Court, AP, Reuters

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08/31/2026

📚 Tulsa researchers are looking for stories about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre that may not have been told before.

The University of Tulsa and Gilcrease Museum are collecting oral histories from families connected to the massacre.

Amy Slanchik / News On 6 has more on how you can share your story in the comments ⬇️

The affect of The The REAL Black Wall Street Tour ft. Karen Hunter and Dr. Greg Carr
08/19/2026

The affect of The The REAL Black Wall Street Tour ft. Karen Hunter and Dr. Greg Carr

Dr. Greg Carr is taking In Class with Carr to the home of Black Wal...

Great minds make great things happen. Thank you!
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Great minds make great things happen. Thank you!

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07/23/2026

Thank you to Lake Bethlehem Baptist Church for taking the Real Black Wall Street Tour! A special thanks to Pastor Dennis Everett Sr. for your leadership and support. It was an honor to walk this history with you all. 🙏🏾

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