Learn about the people who lived during the golden era of the Black Wall Street.

 

Click the links below to access the following resources:

 

1. Survivor Portraits

2. Stories of the 1921 Race Massacre

3. Greenwood Knowledge Cards

4. ID Cards

Click on the links below to take a virtual tour of the places of Greenwood during the 1920s:

 

1. Virtual Tour of Reconciliation Park

2. Maps/Photos of Greenwood

3. The Black Wall Street Mural

4. Articles/Books about Places in Greenwood

Click on the link below to helpful websites, discussion protocols, & much more:

 

1. Official Documents

2. Maps & Photos of Greenwood

3. Timelines of the Massacre

4. Discussion Guides

5. Periodicals & Books

6. Other Helpful Resources

Click on the link below to find curriculum examples for educators.  Use the provided examples, or contribute a curriculum resource, that you have created that others may use: 

 

1. Three-Day Educator Symposium on the Tulsa Race Riot/Massacre

2. Yale-New Haven Teachers Institue Place-as-Text Lesson Plan

3. Danger of Single-Story History:  A Mini-Unit on Tulsa Greenwood

4. Tour the Park - Team Activity

5. The Destruction of Black Wall Street:  The Tulsa Riot

This Curriculum Resource Portal is intended to be customizable and flexible for the needs of educators, parents, and others in our broad communities who are interested in understanding the rich history of Greenwood.

 

For interactive purposes, contributors can submit additional resources, such as photos, lesson plans, Survivor Stories, and Significant People of Greenwood. 

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If you would like to submit your resources, click here to upload your information.