Our head office is located in the Philtower, Tulsa’s first skyscraper, built in the 1920s and at the central intersection of Tulsa’s downtown at the corner of 5th Street and Boston Avenue.

427 South Boston Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74103.

With easy access to all major routes and convenient covered parking, the Philtower is  located in the heart of Tulsa's legal, financial and banking community.

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We are located on the first floor with our entrance off  from 5th Street or from the lobby.  Parking is available on the street outside or attached covered parking is located behind the building with the entrance on Cincinnati Avenue.

We look forward to meeting you.

About the Philtower
Perhaps more than any other building in Tulsa, the Philtower Building figured in the major decisions affecting the oil and gas industry in the United States. This was particularly true through the 1950s, when many of the most influential of the industry’s leaders were either tenants in or visitors to the Philtower.

The building was built in 1927 and also has architectural significance. It represents the late Gothic Revival style embellished with Art Deco details. Among its notable features are a magnificent first-floor lobby with unique chandeliers; and a broad second-floor mall and two gargoyles above the Boston Avenue entrance. The generous use of mahogany, brass and marble throughout the building is also striking.

The Philtower was considered strategic in both time and location. It was to have been the link in architectural magnificence between the then-proposed Union Train Station at the north end of Boston Avenue, and the soaring Boston Avenue Methodist Church on the south. The building stands much as when it opened in 1928. Its strikingly colorful, sloping, shingle-tiled roof still spots the blue night with checkers of yellow. More information at www.philtower.com

Source: National Register of Historic Places.