As Wright’s only completed skyscraper, Price Tower holds an important place among the architect’s work. Built in 1956, the iconic building showcases how Wright drew inspiration from the ...

Price Tower auction opens to qualified bidders through April 28. Starting bid set at $1.589 million; auction may follow May 6. Historic easement limits changes to landmark’s structure and design.

The Price Tower was built in 1956 to be the headquarters of the Bartlesville oil and gas supply company owned by H.C. Price. It was later purchased by Phillips Petroleum Co.

Price Tower Timeline . 1956 - Opened as headquarters for H.C. Price Company. 1981- Purchased by Phillips Petroleum. 2001- Donated by Phillips Petroleum to Price Tower Arts Center.

Oklahoma’s intriguing Price Tower June 14, 2013 The apartment of Harold Price Sr., the original owner of Price Tower, which is Frank Lloyd Wright’s only high-rise, can be seen on organized tours.

Price Tower needs a dedicated new owner immediately. They must be experienced at building and executing a business model that can reopen and sustain the building and infuse much-needed resources ...

Price Tower was never the centerpiece of a committee’s plan to boost tourism. It was mostly a gesture of generosity, leavened with a little ego, from Harold Price to the people of Bartlesville.

BARTLESVILLE, Okla. — The story of Price Tower’s closure is growing larger. 2 News first told its viewers about the closure back in August.. As the story grows, so too do the worries. 2 News ...

BARTLESVILLE, Okla. — The iconic Price Tower in downtown Bartlesville is going on the auction block. FOX23 told you last week the tower's owner started the process of selling.

The owner of Price Tower, Cynthia Blanchard, said for now the tower remains open. However, she confirmed to FOX23 that tenants were given a 30-day notice to find other offices.

Frank Lloyd Wright's only skyscraper, the 19-story Price Tower, located in Bartlesville, Okla. Photo taken using a DJI Phantom 2 Vision + quadcopter. Daniel Terdiman/CNET.