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<strong>Congrats to the winners!</strong> Summer, Melody and Kate won copies of Jack Frank's Classic Set. Happy viewing, ladies! 

It's my personal belief that everyone new to Tulsa should be handed a copy of <a href="http://tulsafilms.com/pages/tulsa-a-to-z">the show by local filmmaker Jack Frank, Tulsa A to Z</a>. It's short, it's sweet, it's chock-full of fun and entertaining facts about Tulsa, and it was one of the hot gifts last holiday season.

This year, though, Jack Frank fans can get three of his classic Tulsa shows for the price of one in a volume. It's the aptly named Classic Set, and it's a compendium of Let's Go Downtown, Stuff That's Gone and Tulsa's Uncommon Houses. And, like all the best things from the '90s, it's making a serious comeback.

And you can win a copy of it right here, right now.

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But hold on. I want to tell you more about what's on the Classic Set first.

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<strong>Let's Go Downtown</strong>. See an hour's worth of old film clips from the days when people shopped at places like Dorothy's Dress Shop, Vandever's and the Brown Dunkin department store. You'll also get peeks at the Philtower, the Mayo Hotel (before it was renovated) and a 1949 downtown parade that featured some of the big-time movie stars of the day.

<strong>Stuff That's Gone</strong>. Remember when Central High School was downtown? Remember Pennington's Drive In's black bottom pie? A lot of cool things have vanished from our city but the Jack Frank crew helps to keep them alive in this one-hour show.

<strong>Tulsa's Uncommon Houses</strong>. Face it - you know you love to snoop around in other people's houses. It's even better when the house serves up some seriously fascinating history. Stop in at the house where they used to burn the city's trash, the Frank Lloyd Wright house Westhope and other cool places like the Skelly Mansion, J. Paul Getty's bunker and the Tulsa Garden Center, which was actually a home at one time, all in the space of an hour.

<a href="http://tulsafilms.com/pages/shop">Normally Frank's shows are about $20 a pop</a>, but this volume is like getting three of those shows for the price of one.

<strong>But if you're lucky, you can get a copy of The Classic Set for the cost of...none.</strong> (Sorry. I couldn't resist.)

Here's what you do for a chance at your very own copy of the Classic Set: <strong>Name your favorite Tulsa landmark</strong>.

Yeah, I know that's a broad prompt. Which is why I don't care if you write two words or 200 - either way, I'd love to hear about which are your favorite Tulsa landmarks and, if you feel like writing about it, why.

I'll let the men behind the curtain at Random.org choose <strong>three winners at 2pm Saturday</strong> (tomorrow) afternoon. I'll contact the winners shortly after and let you know who the winner is just after that.

Good luck, and happy viewing!

Tasha's note: This post was sponsored by <a href="http://www.tulsafilms.com/">Tulsa Films</a>.