Tucker Tower Artwork

Tucker Tower was originally intended as a summer residence for then-Gov. William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray, in return for his efforts to get the lake and state park situated in Southern Oklahoma. The design was based on photographs of a European castle that were taken by Fred Tucker, a veteran of World War I and an Oklahoma state senator, and for whom the structure is named. It is constructed of limestone that was quarried at the park site. The tower is five stories high with an observation deck on top. There is a two story section that was intended as a living area.The interior was left unfinished when time and money ran out in 1935.No governor has ever spent a night there.Years later flooring and a spiral staircase were added to the tower section and the whole complex was turned into a museum.

Mixed Media:Digital on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:45 W x 30 H x 2 D in

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