About: Wealaka, Indian Territory

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Wealaka was a community established in 1880 in the Creek Nation, Indian Territory. It is notable as the site of Wealaka Mission, which operated a school from 1882-1907. This school was primarily for Muscogee Creek children, but European Americans could attend for a fee. After statehood in 1907, the site was sold to private owners.

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  • Wealaka was a community established in 1880 in the Creek Nation, Indian Territory. It is notable as the site of Wealaka Mission, which operated a school from 1882-1907. This school was primarily for Muscogee Creek children, but European Americans could attend for a fee. After statehood in 1907, the site was sold to private owners. The community was the last home of Creek Principal Chief Pleasant Porter (1840-1907). He had called the area "Fairview". While classified today by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) as a populated place in southern Tulsa County, Oklahoma, the population of Wealaka is not separately tabulated in the U.S. census. (en)
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  • Wealaka was a community established in 1880 in the Creek Nation, Indian Territory. It is notable as the site of Wealaka Mission, which operated a school from 1882-1907. This school was primarily for Muscogee Creek children, but European Americans could attend for a fee. After statehood in 1907, the site was sold to private owners. (en)
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  • Wealaka, Indian Territory (en)
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