Comments on: Lortondale

By: Ann Needham Ford

Ann Needham Ford — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 05:43:07 +0000

Again I am writing to ask if somehow a picture of my home at 2402 E 56th Pl could be added to your
photos website. This would mean so much to me and my children who also spent much of their young
childhood in the home. I was not involved in the sale of the house; my sister sold it before I was notified.
This house was built the year that Mr and Mrs Marshall Needham adopted me at age seven, 1956.. My father
was the main designer of the house; there everyday working with the contracters to make sure it was
as he wanted. It was a great house to grow up in and I am so grateful that it was not torn down as
many of the homes in the area were. My father Marshall Needham was a very well respected man in
Tulsa and a wonderful man. He worked on sandbagging when the Arkansas River would flood. He also
brought people home to stay when their homes were flooded. He also put them up in rental properties
he owned rent free until they could move back into their homes. This would mean so much to see his
beloved home on your website. Thank you again for your documentation of Tulsa. Ann Needham Ford

By: Tulsa World Article | ModernTulsa | Tulsa Architecture

Tulsa World Article | ModernTulsa | Tulsa Architecture — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:33:21 +0000

[...] is below discussing Modern Tulsa as an entity with a focus on modern homes in Tulsa, in particular Lortondale. The picture I [...]

By: Dustin Thames Lortondale Home | ModernTulsa | Tulsa Architecture

Dustin Thames Lortondale Home | ModernTulsa | Tulsa Architecture — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:30:33 +0000

[...] me shoot some photos of his pad the other day and has graciously allowed me to display them. His Lortondale modern is near original and looks great. He has done a fabulous job restoring the home and [...]