10/29/2026
Sapulpa Main Street’s mission is to restore, maintain, and grow our historic downtown area, the heart of our city. Since its inception, Sapulpa Main Street has helped inject $50 million from private and public sources into our central core. One way we do this is by connecting our downtown partners to financial planners, architects, interior designers, contractors, and many other building repair and restoration professionals. We accomplish this two ways:
✔ Through our longtime ties with local craftsmen, professionals, and talent pools.
✔ As part of the Main Street America federal and state programs. That helps us connect those in need of such services to those who may provide assistance and support.
That’s just a part of Sapulpa Main Street’s downtown preservation efforts. Those considering such projects may learn more by researching our past posts while watching for those soon to come… or check out sapulpamainstreet.com!
These posters capture before and after shots of 2010’s extensive Wells Building renovation. Originally known as the Clayton Building, this brick structure at 208 E. Dewey Ave. was completed in 1918 by Manhattan Construction Co. from plans by architects Popkin and Larry Rooney. Major tenants over the last century included Security National Bank and Wells Furniture, which led to its modern name. In 2010 the five-story building underwent an adaptive remodeling to its present state, with two offices on the ground floor and 32 apartments dedicated to senior living.
