Historic Pictorial: Ramsey Drug Store – Greenwood Ave, Before the 1921

Historic Pictorial: Ramsey Drug Store – Greenwood Ave, Before the 1921 Destruction

Bring home a powerful tribute to Black excellence and resilience with this exclusive historical print of Ramsey Drug Store, one of the iconic Black-owned businesses on Greenwood Avenue—known globally as Black Wall Street—before it was tragically destroyed in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

This high-resolution image captures the architectural beauty, entrepreneurial spirit, and cultural pride that once flourished in the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Owned by a Black pharmacist and symbolising economic self-determination, Ramsey Drug Store stood as a beacon of progress in a thriving African-American community.

Whether you’re a history lover, collector, educator, or advocate for racial justice, this piece is more than décor—it’s a story of triumph, legacy, and remembrance. Owning this print means preserving history and sharing the memory of what was built and unjustly taken.

Why You Should Own This Print

Celebrate Black Excellence: Commemorate the strength and ingenuity of Black entrepreneurs before systemic injustice shattered their dreams.
Educational Value: Ideal for homes, schools, libraries, and museums seeking to honour untold histories.
Meaningful Gift: A thoughtful present for those who appreciate culture, history, and social impact.
Museum-Quality Craftsmanship: Available in both premium photo print and gallery-grade canvas wrap, ready to elevate any space.

Available Print Sizes

8”x10” Print
12”x12” Print
11”x14” Print
12”x18” Print
16”x20” Print
20”x24” Print
20”x30” Print

Available Canvas Wraps

12”x18” Canvas Wrap
16”x24” Canvas Wrap
20”x30” Canvas Wrap
24”x36” Canvas Wrap

💬 Every image sold helps fund historical education, storytelling, and preservation of Greenwood’s legacy.

Let your wall speak truth. Let it honour history. Order your piece of Greenwood today.