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Tulsa Area History Collection: Our Friends in Portrait and Caricature

01/19/12 08:55 , Categories: Tulsa History, digital collections , Tags: dresser mansion, tulsa area history collection

Our Friends in Portrait and Caricature, a book containing portraits, caricatures, and biographical sketches of prominent men in early Tulsa and the surrounding area, is now available online. The bulk of the work is devoted to oil men, attorneys, and bankers. This image is extracted from the entry on Carl K. Dresser which states “…but Mr. Dresser expects to build a handsome home in Tulsa, Ok.” His home, the Dresser Mansion, was built in 1919 and now serves as a popular venue for local events.

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