Lewis Griswold House of Wichita Mountains
The two story fieldstone Lewis Griswold House from the 1930s sits facing Mount Sheridan in the Wichita Mountains. Built by Betty Lewis and family near the Ingram House, it features a 16 foot arching great room, a granite fireplace, and distinctive Fort Sill style eaves. Current owners Jene and Debbie Folkert renovated the landmark and host the annual Friends of the Wichitas Christmas party.
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