
Elks Victory Lodge-Ruby's Grill Building
- Retro roadside
- In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- 1.6 mi from Route 66
- National Register of Historic Places
This two-story brick commercial building in northeast Oklahoma City, OK, carries a double name: Elks Victory Lodge and Ruby's Grill. Dr. Wyatt H. Slaughter, a leading African American doctor and businessman, built it in 1929, and it became a center of Black community life on the city's northeast side. It housed an Elks lodge and later shops and a restaurant, and it has been on the National Register since 1996.
What is Elks Victory Lodge-Ruby's Grill Building?
The building is a solid two-story brick block. Its name joins two chapters. First, the Victory Lodge, part of the Elks' Improved Benevolent Protective Order, met here. Later the building held shops and a restaurant.
Visiting Elks Victory Lodge-Ruby's Grill Building: tips
Its current use is not known, so view it from the sidewalk. The American Banjo Museum is about 0.4 miles away, and the Oklahoma City National Memorial and the Myriad Botanical Gardens are each about 0.7 miles off.
Practical info
- On site & nearby
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