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$370,000 View on Map
TTT9754 21 Photos
14752 Scenic Circle
Skiatook, OK (in city)
5 Bed, 3+ Bath Home
3400 sq.ft.
Hall Hardwood Floors extend from the front door to the study and main bedroom on the ground …more»
$193,500 View on Map
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5470 E 145th St N
Collinsville, OK (3.9 miles)
3 Bed, 2 Bath Home
2183 sq.ft.
$239,900 View on Map
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6235 E 144th S North
Collinsville, OK (4.4 miles)
4 Bed, 3+ Bath Home
3200 sq.ft.
New Construction. Must See!!!!! 3 STar Energy Home with high R rating. Large Living area. …more»
$199,000 View on Map
WDC3328
6245 E 136th St N
Collinsville, OK (4.4 miles)
3 Bed, 2 Bath Home
1800 sq.ft.
$199,500 View on Map
ADW7496
5925 E 145th St N
Collinsville, OK (4.4 miles)
4 Bed, 3 Bath Home
2080 sq.ft.
$289,500 View on Map
AAA0159
7059 E 150th St N
Collinsville, OK (4.9 miles)
4 Bed, 2+ Bath Home
2700 sq.ft.
$279,900 View on Map
WDC2211
8605 E 116th St N
Owasso, OK (6.4 miles)
3 Bed, 2+ Bath Home
2550 sq.ft.
$174,900 View on Map
TMT2224
11715 N 115th East Ave
Collinsville, OK (7.4 miles)
3 Bed, 2 Bath Home
2214 sq.ft.

Reduced to Sell !! Nice 1800 Sq Ft, Split Floor Plan, 4 Bd, 2 Ba - New Carpet - Ready to Move In !! Owasso, Ok

$139,000 View on Map
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10806 N 98th East Ave
Owasso, OK (7.4 miles)
4 Bed, 2 Bath Home
1800 sq.ft.
REDUCED BY $13,000!!! READY TO SELL!!! This beautiful, ready to move in to, 1800 sq ft, …more»
$158,000 View on Map
GDP9137 21 Photos
10712 E 120th Ct N
Collinsville, OK (7.4 miles)
4 Bed, 2 Bath Home
2100 sq.ft.
 

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Local city information for Skiatook, OK

Skiatook (Ski•a•took or Ski•a•took versus Ski•took or Ski•took) is a town in Osage and Tulsa counties in the U.S. state of Oklahoma. Located in the northeastern part of the state, it is a suburb of Tulsa. The population was 5,396 at the 2000 census.

William C. Rogers, last hereditary Chief of the Cherokees, founded Skiatook in 1872, when he established a trading post in the Cherokee Nation just to the south of Bird Creek where the stream was easily crossed. The Osage Indian, Skiatooka, was a frequent trader at the post, so it has been suggested this may be the connection which resulted in the town's name.

Historical records have conflicting data as to the origin of Skiatook's name. One story is that the town was founded on land which was the home of a prominent Osage Indian, Skiatooka, and the community around his home was called Skiatooka's Settlement.

Another story is that the name was Cherokee in origin meaning either "big injun me" or describing a large man or a vast tract of land.

The first Skiatook Post Office was established in Rogers's store in the 1880s, and in 1892, the name was changed from Ski-a-took to its present form.

The first deed in town was granted to the Skiatook Bank, later known at the First National Bank, on December 18, 1904. Lumber was hauled in to build the bank building and in January 1905, the bank opened. Immediately after this day, despite the harsh winter, active construction began, and many buildings replaced shacks and tents.

Also in 1904, the Midland Valley Railroad was built through the area and weekly newspaper, The Skiatook Sentinel (now known as the Skiatook Journal), was first published. The town became incorporated during the summer of 1905, with A.E. Townsend as its first mayor. By the fall of 1906, the residents had the conveniences of natural gas and public telephones.

After Oklahoma Statehood in 1907, construction began on permanent roads and bridges. Several country schools had been scattered throughout the area, and Skiatook Schools began in 1905. The first church building constructed in Skiatook was the First Christian Church in 1907. Before this, congregations met in several places in town, including homes and businesses.

Cement sidewalks were constructed between 1909 and 1910, and in 1912 Skiatook received water, sewer and electric light improvements. The area experienced much growth in the oil, gas and farm industries. Increased traffic through town warranted better streets, and by the fall of 1919, Skiatook had 15 blocks of continuous cement paved streets. In 1920, Skiatook had 2,000 residents and around 50 businesses.

A road to Tulsa was paved in the early 1920s, and with good roads leading out in all directions, Skiatook became known as the "Gateway to all points North, South, East and West". In the 1930s, Skiatook began purchasing water from Spavinaw, but the completion of Skiatook Lake in 1984 gave Skiatook its own water source.

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