One of the lasting legacies of the great oil barons of Oklahoma are the luxurious homes these men built from their oil riches. Most of the homes have become great museums, and the Grisso Mansion in Seminole, OK is a museum-quality home worthy of the title "Italian Renaissance in the Heartland."

The historic estate with 26 rooms has been privately owned since it was completed in 1928 by oilman W.E. "Doc" Grisso for his wife Maggie. The Grisso family occupied the home for almost 50 years before passing it on to subsequent owners, who have introduced modern day improvements while keeping the integrity of the original mansion intact. Filled with European fountains, tile, fixtures and wood trimwork, the home features the opulence the very wealthy oil families favored in the 1920s.

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To bid on Grisso Mansion through Auction Network, a bid deposit of $100,000 is required. The bid deposit must be received by 12PM CDT on Tuesday, June 19, 2012. Please contact Shelly Fraley at 800.986.9320 to make wiring arrangements.