For forty miles north of Tulsa, the monotony of the plains is relieved only by clumps of spindly scrub oaks. Then comes quiet BARTLESVILLE , dominated by the extraordinary Price Tower (Tues-Sat 10am-5pm), designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1956 - an ugly, cantilevered green oddity at Sixth Street and Dewey Avenue, resembling a tall tree. The Frank Phillips Home , 1107 SE Cherokee Ave, built in 1908 by the founder of Phillips Oil, displays oi... [More]