BancFirst Tower

BancFirst Tower is a 36-story office building in downtown Oklahoma City with a striking blue glass exterior that rises 500 feet into the skyline. The structure provides rental office space across its floors and serves as a major landmark in the city center.

The structure was completed in 1971 under the name Liberty Tower and underwent several name changes as different banks took ownership over the decades. BancFirst acquired it in 2018, establishing the name it carries today.

The Petroleum Club of Oklahoma City operates from within this building, serving as a gathering place for business leaders in the energy sector. The structure reflects Oklahoma's deep ties to the oil industry and remains central to the city's economic identity.

The tower is easily identifiable in the downtown skyline and functions as an office building for various companies. Visitors should know that this is a private business building and access to office areas may be restricted to tenants and authorized personnel.

An anchor from the USS Oklahoma battleship, recovered after it sank at Pearl Harbor in 1941, stands preserved at the base of the tower. This memorial connects the building to a significant moment in American naval history.

Location: Oklahoma

Official opening: 1972

Floors above the ground: 36

Elevators: 10

GPS coordinates: 35.46806,-97.51389

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:00