Built in the
1920's during Oklahoma's original oil boom, by John D. Rockefeller's oil company and later acquired by J. Paul Getty, this 8,000 sq. ft.
historic school building has been restored and transformed into
Oklahoma's premier winery and vineyard.
The Tidal School
building was originally constructed to serve the educational needs of
Rockefeller's local workforce. It is an excellent example of the
Federal Style of architecture and just one of the many great sites to see and only a
short drive off America's Mother Road...Route 66.
Tidal School
Vineyards and Winery owners have accomplished a half-million dollar
renovation of the historic Tidal School building, located two miles
south of Drumright on Highway 16. The new winery, opened April 22nd
2004, and features a tasting room and gift shop, banquet room,
and outdoor patio overlooking the vineyard and gazebo.
"If a life of wine, women and song becomes too
much, give up the singing."
~ Anonymous
View
our Tidal Building
Restoration page for pictures and updates of the restoration
process.
Thursday, May 13, 2004 11:21 AM
“I want to congratulate the Tidal School Vineyards and Winery upon the completion of its two-year renovation. This project marks a win-win for both the Vineyards and all of Oklahoma. Located inside the historic Tidal School building, this beautiful facility provides adults with a unique wine-tasting experience and is certain to be a wonderful tourist destination for both Oklahomans and out-of-state residents.”
-- Governor Brad Henry
Photos
of our planting are available on our vineyards
page