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Mansion Tour - 2 of 8
MANSION LOBBY
Greeting
guests as they enter the mansion are the statues of Lydie Marland and
George Marland, the adopted children of E.W. and Virginia Marland. Lydie
later became Mr. Marland's second wife. They were sculpted of French
limestone by Jo Davidson, E. W. Marland's favorite sculptor.
Lydie's statue originally stood on the north vista. Destroyed and buried in 1953, the statue was found in pieces in 1990, restored and returned to the mansion in 1992.
For more on this story, "Explore the History Bits Section".
walnut ceilings painted
by Margliotti, the entrance sets the mood of elegance for
the oil baron's mansion. The brass and iron wall sconces
feature devil heads, not to be confused with the dog's
heads in the wrought iron stair railings.
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Mansion Tour
Ponca City Attractions - Marland Mansion - Mansion Tour
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Greeting
guests as they enter the mansion are the statues of Lydie Marland and
George Marland, the adopted children of E.W. and Virginia Marland. Lydie
later became Mr. Marland's second wife. They were sculpted of French
limestone by Jo Davidson, E. W. Marland's favorite sculptor.
walnut ceilings painted
by Margliotti, the entrance sets the mood of elegance for
the oil baron's mansion. The brass and iron wall sconces
feature devil heads, not to be confused with the dog's
heads in the wrought iron stair railings.
