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Taylor’s Inn in Poteau: Little Dixie’s Music Mecca

January 2, 2019June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Taylor’s Inn Oklahoma is well known for its music history, from Cain’s Ballroom to Shelter Records’ Church Studio. During the 1920s, Greenwood became known as America’s Black Wall Street. Located just outside Tulsa at the time, this Black Wall Street was where the legendary Count Basie first encountered jazz music. While most of these facts […]

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