Cry Baby Hill, Route 66 and roadside attraction
City releases final version of Cry Baby Hill roadside attraction statue
The city of Tulsa on Monday released the final rendering of the controversial Cry Baby Hill roadside attraction. The original rendering from New Hampshire-based sculptor Ken Kelleher envisioned a standing 21-foot-tall crying baby in boots — called “Cry ...
TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa released the final renderings of the Cry Baby Hill statue to be built on Route 66. 2 ...
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New Cry Baby Hill statue design still draws mixed reactionsThere’s a new design for the Cry Baby Hill statue, but people are still upset about it. The new design now includes a ...
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Palmera Motor Court planned for Cry Baby HillA blank canvas owned by the city, the land right next to cry baby hill has long held that trifecta of real estate, location, location, location. The only thing it didn't have was a plan to put ...
A new hotel and restaurant are coming to the area next to Cry Baby Hill and Route 66. It’s intended as a destination for travelers and a local spot for neighbors to enjoy the pool and bar.
Sanjaysia Caruthers’ bathroom sink dangles from a deteriorating wall, dangerously close to crashing to the floor. Caruthers ...
The City of Tulsa is planning a new hotel and restaurant on Cry Baby Hill, aiming to boost tourism along Route 66. A developer has proposed the Palmera Motor Court, a retro-style 50-room hotel ...
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