Oklahoma Governor's Mansion

The Oklahoma Governor's Mansion, located in Oklahoma City, serves as the official residence of the state's governor. Constructed in 1928 in Dutch-Colonial style, the mansion features 12 rooms, including a library, grand ballroom, and five bedrooms. Its history includes notable events such as Governor William H. Murray transforming the grounds into a vegetable garden during the Great Depression and the installation of a heliport for President Lyndon B. Johnson. The mansion underwent significant renovations in 1995, preserving its historic charm while modernizing its facilities. Tours are available on Wednesday afternoons, offering visitors a glimpse into the state's political heritage.