La Quinta Mansion
LA QUINTA MANSION
La Quinta Mansion is a Spanish-style, 32 room mansion designed in 1930 by Edward Buehler Delk as a country home for Oilman H.V. Foster, his wife (Marie Dahlgren) and two daughters (Ruth and Marie). Its beautiful red tiled roof, wrought-iron balconies, and stuccoed walls lend elegance to the campus of Oklahoma Wesleyan University. The interior has many interesting features – including hand-painted ceilings, seven fireplaces, fourteen bathrooms, and a tower that overlooks the city of Bartlesville.
Today, La Quinta Mansion houses the offices of OKWU’s administrative staff.
In this peaceful and beautiful setting, students from 26 states and 17 foreign countries are enrolled in the four-year, liberal arts program of this private, Christian college. Free tours of the La Quinta Mansion are available by appointment or by using the self-guided tour sheet available in the mansion foyer.
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