Experience a rare look into an important phase of Oklahoma history with a visit to the opulent, 26-room mansion of Frank Phillips, founder of Phillips Petroleum. Designed in Neo-Classical style by Walton Everman in 1909, this grand home in Bartlesville was one of the first "oil money" mansions in Oklahoma.

Preserved exactly how the Phillips family left it, the mansion has an understated elegance and dignity. The family's taste is reflected in rich patina of imported woods, marble and damask wall coverings. Today, the stately home retains the original furnishings and accessories. A brick six-bay garage contains an award-winning interpretive exhibit, "Frank and Jane Phillips, Oklahoma Oil Pioneers" and a museum shop. The home is owned and operated by The Frank Phillips Foundation, Inc. and is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites. 

The last tour begins at 4pm. The second Sunday of each month is special at the Home. Tour guides are dressed in period clothing and there is always a special event to surprise and delight our guests. Groups of 15 or more, please call to make arrangements.