This mid-century gem that is Tulsa Central Library wasn’t easy to design. Architects Joseph Koberling and Charles Ward had the unusual challenge to make the building feel modern, welcoming, and civic all at once. In Episode 3 of Tulsa’s Architectural Treasures, an original series about the buildings that shape Tulsa’s identity, host Tom McCarthy explores the downtown Tulsa Central Library. Images courtesy of Tulsa City-County Library. | Tulsa Foundation for Architecture

Filipiniana and Local Collection - Final Output 3rd Year - Bachelor of Library and Information Science #LISM2025 #LACEUp #FilipinoKa #FilipinianaAndLocalCollection #CSUCBLIS | kenthelibrarian

Have you ever wanted to make your own comics? Join Mr. Paul at Zarrow Regional Library for this comics-making workshop on Saturday, Jan. 10! Learn more at https://ow.ly/ac5Y50XTzg1. For teens and tweens. | Tulsa City-County Library

When it first opened in 1925, this grand hotel was a place where oil deals were made, fortunes were built, and celebrities passed through its doors. In Episode 2 of Tulsa’s Architectural Treasures, an original series about the buildings that shape Tulsa’s identity, host Tom McCarthy explores @themayohotel, which was the city’s economic and social hub in its heyday during the peak of the oil boom. Over the decades, it’s welcomed stars like Marilyn Monroe and Elvis, household names like Charles Li