Historical Marker

Soloman Andrew Layton

Old Oklahoma Historical Society Building Also known as Wiley Post Historical Building 2100 Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City Located on the lawn on west side of building · Oklahoma City · Oklahoma

Inscription

This Cupola was preserved from the Baum Building, one of Oklahoma City's most beautiful structures. Its design was adopted from the famous Doge's Palace in Venice by Oklahoma's foremost pioneer architect, S. A. Layton.

His firm also created the State Capital and Historical Society Building.

Oklahoma Historical Society, 1972

Location

AddressOld Oklahoma Historical Society Building Also known as Wiley Post Historical Building 2100 Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City Located on the lawn on west side of building

CityOklahoma City

CountyOklahoma

StateOklahoma

Coordinates35.489910, -97.502330

Sources

Oklahoma Historical Society

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