Historic Houses in Oklahoma

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• Frank Phillips Home  - Get an introduction to the home of the barber-turned-bond salesman Frank Phillips and his family.
• Historic Homes of Muskogee Oklahoma  - Photos and links to information on the historic houses found in Muskogee.
• Jim Thorpe Home  - Jim Thorpe was a Sac and Fox Indian who owns a unique place in history. Preservation and display of the former home of the 1912 Olympian and its artifacts.
• Marlands Grand Home  - Oil baron E.W. Marland started building this palace on the prairie in 1914 completed it in 1916.
• Mattie Beal Home  - Home to Mattie Beal and the Payne family in 1902. Read details for tours, schedules, and publications.
• Murray-Lindsay Mansion  - Constructed in 1879 for Frank Murray, his Choctaw wife Alzira, and their eight children. The home has 18 inch thick interior walls, and was the most ornate home in the western Chickasaw Nation.
• Peter Conser Home  - Captain of the Choctaw Lighthorse, leader of the Choctaw Nation, and a wealthy merchant, Peter Conser built his two-story home with eight rooms in the late 1900s.