Abandoned Bank Building in Slick Oklahoma February 1940

A deserted bank building stands in the oil ghost town of Slick, Oklahoma. Captured in February 1940, the image reveals the abandoned structure that marked the decline of this once-thriving community during the oil boom era in Creek County. This photograph serves as a historical reminder of the impact of the oil industry on small towns.

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