The house Oklahoma built: a history of the Oklahoma governor's mansion

Item

Format
book
Creator
Crow, Betty Kay Small; Burke, Bob
Title
The house Oklahoma built: a history of the Oklahoma governor's mansion
isbn
978-1-885596-16-1
Has Version
https://www.worldcat.org/title/48157310
Abstract
The history of the Oklahoma governor's mansion is the same as the history of Oklahoma ... bold, exciting, and full of adventure. Majestically rising three stories into the sky from the lush green foliage that surrounds it two blocks east of the State Capitol, the nodified Dutch Colonial mansion has served as the official residence of Oklahoma's families since 1928
Date
2001
number of pages
192
Publisher
Oklahoma Heritage Association
Publication location
Oklahoma City
Subject
Building
Domestic
Residential
Capitol-Lincoln Terrace Historic District
ca 1920
Spatial Coverage
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Identifier
6UV54VKL

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Meyers Photo Shop. "Governor's Mansion." Photograph. n.d. From The Gateway to Oklahoma History. https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1121712/m1/1/?q=governor%27s%20mansion (accessed October 3, 2023). Oklahoma Governor's Mansion, 820 NE 23rd St Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Location