Power Plant Could be Positioned as a Regional Retail Attraction

Options for several building uses include a restaurant, large event center or brewery.

SAND SPRINGS, OK—Aptly named the Sand Springs Powerhouse, the red brick building at 221 South Main St. on the corner of South Main and Morrow was opened by Charles Page in 1911 and served as the town’s power plant for many years. As Sand Springs grew, the building was expanded in 1919, 1925 and a final time in 1935. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places list in 1998.

The building is located to the south of Highway 412 and the east of the Sand Springs primary retail corridor. The former power plant encompasses 31,759 square feet on a 1.86-acre lot. In addition to accessibility and 1900s architecture, the property parking can be expanded to almost 400 spaces.