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No Houston family with connections to the Oil painting and gas industry should overlook a family trip to Bartlesville, Okla. Here, a rich vacation adventure can be found, filled with stories of American business pioneers. The huge oil corporation now called ConocoPhillips has its start in this oil-rich land. Struggling against great odds and human frailties, Abstract oil painting Oklahoma's early oil seekers carved fortunes beyond imagination which served as the basis for the international corporation which thrives today.

The Inn at Price Tower is a showpiece of Bartlesville. This is, by far, the most unusual hotel I've every stayed in. Built in 1956, it is the only skyscraper ever built by Frank Lloyd Wright. The building was originally designed as the Price Pipeline Company headquarters coupled with an Modern art deco apartment component. This newly-renovated property with 19 beautiful, art deco rooms overlooks the green vista of Bartlesville. The top three floors, which can be toured, are just as the corporate Price Company used them. Wright described the intricate copper building as, he tree that escaped the crowded forest.?It features the famous compression and release style found in so many of Wright's designs. The on site restaurant, oppear,?is wonderful.

We also spent a few nights at the Phillips Hotel.It opened as an apartment hotel in 1950 to house the escalating number of Phillips employees. In 1980, it was converted to a 156-room hotel which is comfortable and friendly.

The Bartlesville Area History Museum.begins with the story of Jake Bartles who founded several communities in the Indian Territory of the 1870s. He was a storekeeper and entrepreneur; the area eventually was named for him. The museum has interactive exhibits that gives a great overview of the interwoven history between Oklahoma's 39 Indian tribes and the American men who came to make a fortune on their land. In 1897, the community became the site of the first commercial oil
Painting well in Oklahoma. Soon, entrepreneurs swarmed over the land, searching for handmade oil paintings were made and lost within days but in 1907, what once had been neglected Indian lands, became a state and the leading producer of oil in America.

Oil baron E.W. Marland, a famous oil painting artist founder of Marland Oil Company, has an unbelievable story that surpasses that of fictional wildcatter J.R. Ewing. A lawyer by training, Marland had already made and lost a fortune by the time he got to Bartlesville in 1907. Marland, an amateur geologist, struck oil on his eighth well. By 1921, Marland controlled 20 percent of all the known oil reserves in the world with a net worth of $50-60 million. His Grand Home, took three years to build; Oklahoma's first indoor swimming pool was in Marland's home. But it is his estate home that is simply breathtaking.It was the highlight of our trip. I don't want to spoil his story; but the former governor of Oklahoma went from riches to rags in tragic proportions.Such as
wholesale oil paintings wealth beyond measure, scandalous romance and the depths of despair are all contained within these walls. Do not miss it!