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Perryman Cemetery

Name: Perryman Cemetery
Start: 1941-01-01
Location: Perryman Cemetery, Tulsa, United States

Perryman Cemetery · Tulsa, United States · 1941-01-01

Perryman Cemetery is a cemetery in Tulsa, Oklahoma and considered Tulsa's oldest private cemetery.

The record

Date	1941-01-01
Place	Perryman Cemetery, Tulsa, United States
Coordinates	36.11724, -95.96736 (landmark-level precision)
Scope	Local interest
Sources	en.wikipedia · Wikidata Q117520684
Added	2026-08-14 · source: wikipedia-en

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Time layers at this place

One place, several moments in time. This location has 7 recorded time layers between 1921 and 1952 — slide through them:

1921

All Souls Unitarian Church

1928

Westhope

1932

Temple Israel (Tulsa, Oklahoma)

1938

James Alexander Veasey House

1939

Philbrook Museum of Art

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