Film Row
Clip: Season 3 | 4m 52s
Film Row in downtown OKC is once again a hotspot for the arts.
Downtown Oklahoma City is home to a piece of history that is enjoying a revival of late. The Film Exchange district, or Film Row, had its heyday in the 20’s and is now one of the hottest spots for new business in Oklahoma City.
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Film Row
Clip: Season 3 | 4m 52s
Downtown Oklahoma City is home to a piece of history that is enjoying a revival of late. The Film Exchange district, or Film Row, had its heyday in the 20’s and is now one of the hottest spots for new business in Oklahoma City.
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