Preserving What’s Wright | The Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park
Preserving What’s Wright is an annual benefit for the FLWHEP. Due to the coronavirus, we are unable to have the event at Ebsworth Park on…
Frank Lloyd Wright
Take Free Virtual Tours Of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Most Iconic Sites
Just because you can’t leave the house doesn’t mean you have to miss spring touring season. Thanks to a collaborative initiative between the The Frank Lloyd…
New Frank Lloyd Wright ‘Virtual Classroom’
In the time of social distancing, learning has taken on a whole new dimension. Namely, it’s happening at home, and it’s happening online. For any…
The Pappas House By Frank Lloyd Wright Has Sold
A preservationist has bought a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house in Town and Country with plans to restore it and turn it into a museum and…
Frank Lloyd Wright House to be Preserved Forever Thanks to Anonymous Donor
The Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, New Hampshire—which features works by the likes of Monet, Picasso, and O’Keefe—just added Frank Lloyd Wright’s Toufic H….
Marc Jacobs Buys Frank Lloyd Wright Home in New York for $9.175 Million
Marc Jacobs just paid $9.17 million to buy the former home of Maximilian E. Hoffman—a wartime immigrant who brought European sports cars to America. The fashion designer had…
Frank Lloyd Wright Pappas House Sister House in New Hampshire
New Hampshire may not be a hotbed of modern architecture, but in the quiet North End neighborhood in Manchester, there are not one, but two…
Perfectly Preserved Frank Lloyd Wright Home Near NYC
A Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home has just hit the market, and this time it’s a gorgeous three-bedroom, two-bath Usonian only 35 minutes from New York…
Updated Frank Lloyd Wright Home in Texas | 12020 Tall Oaks Street
Frank Lloyd Wright designed, 1955 built and known as “William Thaxton House”. This Usonian era home from Wright displays his approach to building focus on…
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pappas House Now Offered | 865 Masonridge Road
A once in a lifetime opportunity to own a significant piece of architectural history. One of only two Frank Lloyd Wright homes in St. Louis….