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Welcome to Henryetta

Coal, cowboys, railroad and history all come together when you think about Henryetta, Oklahoma.


Located at the intersection of US 75, the Indian Nation Turnpike and Interstate 40, the community is at one of the major crossroads in the state.
Henryetta has over 6,000 residents, a major downtown business district and industrial areas.
Henryetta is only 45 minutes from Tulsa and 90 minutes from the State Capitol at Oklahoma City. 

 

Make Henryetta Home

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1957 black and white film showing the Henryetta Labor Day parade. This was the 50th anniversary of statehood and then-Governor Raymond Gary was the guest speaker at the dinner following the parade. Watch through the entire film and you can see people enjoying themselves including swimming at Nichols Park.

 

The 1954 Henryetta Labor Day parade in full color. Watch the effort that went into the floats as well as the marching bands that participated. The film also shows Henryetta from the top of Bald Knob hill as well as the Labor Day committee members and those attending the annual dinner that followed the parade.