Collinsville City

Tulsa County, Oklahoma

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Collinsville City Hall is located at 106 North 12th Street, Collinsville, OK 74021.
Phone: 918‑371‑1010.

Neighborhoods

• Ashbury Park
• Brookfield Crossing
• Cedar Bluff
• Cobblestone Trail
• Cooper Crossing
• Copper Mill
• Country Estates
• Creekside
• Crescent Ridge
• Deer Field Estates
• Evans Addition
• Hickory Hollow at Trails End Ranch
• Hollow Creek
• Kristin Heights
• Lincoln Crest
• Looking Glass Estates
• Lynda Lea
• McCaw Acres
• Middletons Addition
• Mingo Crossing
• North Meadows
• Overland Park
• Pheasant Run
• Prairie Meadows
• Prairie Ridge at Lantana Ranch
• Prairie View Addn
• Ranch Acres Estates
• Ranch View Lake Estates
• Southfork
• Stonegate Estates
• Tallgrass Trails
• View Point Estates
• Winding Creek Estates
• Winfield Ridge

Beginnings [1]

Collinsville took its name from a Dr. A. H. Collins, who in anticipation of the building of the Santa Fe Railway through the region in 1900, gave land for a townsite. The railroad, however, passed a mile to the west, whereupon the town moved over to its present site. Demand for zinc in the first World War led to the creation of one of the largest zinc smelters in the country, but the postwar business depression caused it to close down. In 1941 the town was mainly dependent on the farm and ranch population of the surrounding territory. A few oil and gas wells, however, were still producing at the southern edge of the big shallow field that extended southward from the Kansas State Line.

1. Workers of the Federal Writers' Program, Works Progress Administration in the State of Oklahoma, Harold O. Hunter, Commissioner, Oklahoma: A Guide to the Sooner State, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, OK, 1941.

Nearby Towns: Owasso City •

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