This site is dedicated to providing names and grave markers of town founders, residents, and former slaves that echo Langston's early history as an all-black town in Oklahoma Territory. As a result of years of neglect, many of the headstones/grave markers were ruined, lost, disappeared or destroyed. Beulahland is in critical need of cleaning up and preservation effort to restore the cemetery and the history buried there.

Directions: Beulahland is located NE of Langston University off Hwy 33. The cemetery is located on the West side of the street on Lincoln Street down a dirt road. Contact: Langston City Hall, PO Box 1256, Langston, Oklahoma 73050 or Beulahland Cemetery, P.O. Box 571, Langston, Oklahoma 73050 (405) 466-3117.

Directions: Beulahland is located NE of Langston University off Hwy 33. The cemetery is located on the West side of the street on Lincoln Street down a dirt road.

Beulahland Cemetery
P.O. Box 571
Langston, Oklahoma 73050
(405) 466-3117

Days/Hours Open: Open daily dawn to dusk

North End of Cemetery, across the creek.