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The Outsiders House Museum is dedicated to the preservation
of the home and memorabilia used in The Outsiders, filmed
by Francis Ford Coppola in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1982.
The Outsiders House Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the home and memorabilia used in The Outsiders, filmed by Francis Ford Coppola in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1982.
The Outsiders House Museum will be open to the public most weekends, Friday through Sunday, from 11:00am-4:00pm. Admission is $10 per person. Tickets available at the Museum Gift Shop during these times. The Outsiders House Museum is located at 731 North St. Louis Ave., Tulsa, Oklahoma 74106. Look for The Outsiders House Museum on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates and events.
The first phase of legacy bricks at The Outsiders House have been installed, and they look terrific! Seeing all the wonderful and unique inscriptions are heartwarming indeed, and will be enjoyed for generations to come. Thank you to all who purchased their brick.
I know that seeing your name etched outside of The Outsiders House will make each trip to the museum that much more memorable.
Enshrining your place in Outsiders history with a permanent tribute or message, for those of you around the globe, will go a long way to ensuring the long term survival of The Outsiders House Museum.
Thank you!
Stay safe and well, and Stay Gold!
- Danny Boy O'Connor
Photo © Randy Shanofsky
In the early ‘80s, Oscar winning director Francis Ford Coppola came to Tulsa, OK to catapult S.E. Hinton’s memorable characters off the pages of The Outsiders book onto the big screen. Rather than use a Hollywood back lot, the film maker and crew transformed an ordinary Tulsa neighborhood into a fully functioning movie set. In 1983, The Outsiders was released, featuring a cast of young, talented actors who would go on to become household names.
The director and film crews departed, the actors and props scattered, and the local extras went back to their day to day lives. But, on a quiet Tulsa street corner, the iconic “Curtis Brothers House,” the modest bungalow where the scrappy, close-knit Greasers lived, loved, fought and reconciled, remained a tangible testament to the cinematic legend.
Now available – official, limited edition Outsiders House Museum merchandise. Check back often for new additions to the current line of t-shirts, mugs, pins and more.
The school that Ponyboy attended. Also the school that Outsiders author S.E. Hinton attended in real life.
The Admiral Twin Drive-In movie theater was the location for many scenes in The Outsiders.
Approximate location, now underwater.
This corner across the street from Boston Avenue United Methodist Church is where the bus mirror almost knocked Two-Bit in the face.
Southeast corner of 11th & Denver, Tulsa, OK. *Demolished “What do you want to do? Dallas: [Smiles] Nothing legal man.”
The site of the opening scene on the Director’s cut.
This is where Johnny and Pony were attacked by the Socs, from blue Mustang. The original monkey bars are gone. The fountain was put in place for the film and removed when they finished.
Approximate location, 209 N. Boston Avenue, Tulsa, OK.
Northeast corner of Crutchfield Park.
The former school served as production offices for American Zoetrope productions.
Filmed at Crutchfield Park, Tulsa, OK.
Soc’s throw sticks at Ponyboy as he walks the tracks. (Director’s Cut)
Also known as The Outsiders House. Danny Boy O’ Connor is currently renovating the home, creating The Outsiders House Museum.
“I don’t know, it’s one of those beach movies, they put out a whole lot of ’em.”