Rosemary Titus Reynolds Victorian Garden

Wrought iron trellises arch over each gate entrance to the Victorian Garden, which is located on the east lawn of the former home of Thomas Gilcrease. The sandstone used in the garden wall and patio, and throughout the grounds as benches and tables, was quarried on the grounds, as was the stone for the residence and the original Museum building. Both permanent and seasonal plants in the Victorian Garden are typical of the period from 1837 to 1901, and the plantings extend to grace three sides of the Gilcrease residence and form the Mary Ingerton and Carl Francis Lea Floral Garden. Included are clematis, wisteria, climbing and hybrid roses, winter jasmine, common witch-hazel and hydrangea. The gazebo's patio area commands a panoramic view of the Tulsa skyline. Donor: C.W. Titus Foundation