Easily Book Pest Control in Tulsa, OK

Nestled along the foothills of the Ozark Mountains and the Osage Hills, Tulsa serves as the epicenter for Oklahoma's culture and history. Settled in the 1830s by the Lochapoka tribe, Tulsa in home to about 402,000 people. During the early 20th century, the area was home to "Black Wall Street," one of the most affluent African American communities in the U.S. at the time.

In 1898, Tulsa's biggest industry went from cattle farming to oil, earning the nickname "Oil Capital of the World." Today, the area has diversified with aviation, finance, technology, and telecommunications as leading industries.

Also known as the "Birthplace of Route 66," Tulsa served as the hub for early development along the highway. Tourism helped the city build parks, churches, museums, and public works projects. The Spavinaw Dam, built in the 1920s, served as the city's primary drinking water source for more than 55 years. In 1935, Cain's Ballroom became a popular rest stop for Route 66 travelers. The venue continues to operate today and has hosted countless iconic musicians throughout its history.

In 2023, Tulsa instituted the "Vision 2025" program to enhance and revitalize the city's infrastructure. By 2008, the keystone project, the BOK Center, opened as a base for Tulsa's professional minor league sports teams. The arena also operates as a major indoor concert venue.

Known for its performing arts centers, film, and cultural sites, Tulsa is home to notable attractions such as the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, Heller Theatre, the Mabee Center, and the art deco Expo Square Pavilion. Just ten miles west of the city you'll find "Discoveryland." It's the headquarters for the world-famous musical Oklahoma! Voted "America's Favorite Zoo," the Tulsa Zoo encompasses over 80 acres and features 2,600 animals and 400 species.

Famous for its distinctive culinary history, Tulsa is home to great BBQ, Lebanese steakhouses, and southern cooking. One popular restaurant is Ike's Chili, a favorite of actor Will Rogers and celebrity chef Martha Stewart. Tally's Good Food Cafe is known for its classic Tulsa staple chicken-fried steak and smoked brisket. There's also Hank's Hamburgers, a Tulsa landmark since 1949.

Tulsa is also recognized for its beautiful parks and recreational trails. Woodward Park, a 45-acre botanical garden with more than 6,000 rose plants, sits in midtown Tulsa. The River Parks Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area in South Tulsa consists of 45 miles of dirt trails. It's a great place for running, mountain biking, hiking, and horseback riding.

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