A historic mansion that pioneer Oklahoma businessman John A. Brown built in 1930 is slated to be auctioned at a sheriff sale in December after falling into foreclosure.
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The mansion is scheduled to be auctioned off at the Oklahoma County Courthouse on Dec. 2.
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