The Marland Mansion

06/01/2026

This week is the anniversary of the Grand Opening of the Marland Mansion! Here is the invitation to the opening party! You know this was a awesome party!

05/28/2026

The small octagon-shaped breakfast room is said to have been E.W.'s favorite. The wall's plaster relief represents the Tree of Life and the sconces are English hunting scenes. The outdoor staircase is visible through the east window. The Latin inscription on the balcony, loosely translated, reads: "A man's home is his castle."

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

The Mansion will be open on Saturday, but closed Monday for Memorial Day!

05/20/2026

Did you Know?
The unique lobby entrance doors were custom made in New York. The wrought iron was heated until flexible, then shaped by hand. The entrance set the mood of elegance for the oilman's Mansion.

05/14/2026

Did You Know?
Mr. Marland was known to be a collector of oriental art, including ivory carvings. This collection was donated by the estate of Mr. John Cleary, A Marland Oil Executive.

05/07/2026

Did You Know?
The statue of Lydie Marland originally stood in the north garden. Nearly destroyed, it has been restored to its original beauty, inside the entrance to the mansion.
This replica stands in the north grounds of the mansion.

05/01/2026

We are saddened to share the passing of Carl and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones.

Carl’s generosity has meant so much to the Marland Estate over the years. His support and dedication have played an important role in preserving and enriching the Estate for our community and visitors alike. His legacy will continue to be felt for years to come.

View Carl Renfro's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

05/01/2026

Did You Know?
The self-supporting corbels that are ornately carved with various mythological creatures compliment the cantilevered stone staircase leading to the second floor balcony adjacent to E. W.'s quarters. The balcony displays a Latin phrase carved in the stone, which loosely translated, means "A man's home is his castle."

A popular photo spot for visitors as well as proms, weddings, engagements and more. Have you had a photo taken here? Drop it below!!

04/21/2026

Meet Annie!
Annie was born and raised in Ponca City. After graduating from Po-High, she attended NOC and later earned her bachelor’s degree in funeral science from UCO. She returned home to work as a mortician at Trout Funeral Home.
In 2014, Annie joined Hospice of North Central Oklahoma, where she served as Chief Administrative Officer.
A dedicated history enthusiast, Annie has spent years collecting photographs, documents, and postcards related to E.W. Marland and the 101 Ranch. Sharing the rich history of Kay County with future generations is something she deeply values.
Annie has also served as a docent at the Marland Mansion and as a past board member of the Friends of the Grand Home.
In her free time, she enjoys traveling, treasure hunting in antique stores, and spending time with her husband and four children.
Annie loves traveling, finding treasures at antique stores and spending time with her husband and four children.
Fun fact about Annie: Annie’s TikTok channel, “Six Feet Over,”—where she shares Oklahoma mysteries, true crime stories, and her experiences as a mortician—went viral, leading to a feature in People Magazine. She was also an extra in the original Twister movie.