The purpose of this research was to determine the influence of local gross domestic products (LGDP), number of traditional markets, number of industries, and foreign capital investments on original local government revenue (PAD) of former residency of Surakarta (country subdivisionduring Dutch East Indies period) in 2011-2017. This research used secondary data in the form of panel data taken from Statistics Indonesia (BPS), and other government institutions. The method used for data analysis is panel data regression of fixed effect model (FEM) using Eviews 10 as the regression analysis tool. Based on the result of the analysis, all independent variables simultaneously influenced the original local government revenue (PAD). Partially or individually, the variable of LGDP, the number of traditional markets, and the foreign capital investments had positive and significant influences on original local government revenue. On the other hand, the variable of total industry did not have any significant effect on PAD.