Grayson
Formerly known as Wild Cat, Grayson was said to be named after a Black Creek tribal leader. The all Black town maintained its own postal service from 1902-1929. Grayson, located in south McIntosh County, was important as a city that produced coal and other minerals.
Route 3 Box 517-A
Grayson, OK 74437
918-652-3127
918-652-2823 (Fax)
| About the Center | Tulsa Race Riot of
1921 | Materials for Teachers |
| Historic All-Black Towns | Web Sites |
African-American Firsts Challenge |
| This Month in History |
African-American Authors |
African-American Inventions |
| Back to African- American Resource Center Home Page |