14th and Guthrie

14th and Guthrie

1322 S Guthrie Avenue

Built in 1922 with a strong New England flavor and boasting lapped siding, gabled roof and simple rectangular shape that evoke an image of 18th century America. This was one of the first homes built on the bluff overlooking the Arkansas river and was designed by architect George Winkler, who rarely did residential architecture. The Skellys, McBirneys and other prominent oil barons were frequent guests in the house. Amelia Earhart was a guest in 1934

Patrick M. Kerr House

1312 S. Guthrie Avenue

 This Spanish eclectic house was built by Patrick M. Kerr, a wealthy oil refiner only eight years before losing his fortune

Greek Orthodox Church

13th and Guthrie Avenue

The western area of Riverview developed a substantial ethnic character with the settlement of a large number of Greek immigrants. The Greek community established the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church at 1222 South Guthrie, but it was demolished to make way for the Broken Arrow Expressway expansion in 1968 and the new church was built at the current location. Each year the church hosts a Greek Festival in September and the public is invited to tour this beautiful and ornate church.