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Prairie Sites
In Illinois:

Arenzville
Aurora
Barrington_Hills
Batavia
Belvidere
Berwyn
Bloomington
Blue Island
Brookfield
Calumet City
Camp Point
Canton
Champaign
Chicago
Danville
Decatur
Dekalb
Delevan
Dixon
Downers_Grove
Dwight
Edwardsville
Elgin
Elmhurst
Evanston
Flossmore
Galva
Geneva
Glencoe
Glen Ellyn
Highand Park
Harvey
Hinsdale
Jacksonville
Joliet
Kankakee
Kenilworth
LaGrange
Lincoln
Lisle
Lombard
Maywood
Morris
Naperville
Normal
Oak Park
0ttawa
Palos Park
Peoria
Plainfield
Pontiac
Quincy
River Forest Riverside
Rochelle
Rockford
Rock Island
St. Charles Springfield Villa_Park
Watseka
Western Springs
Wheaton
Wilmette
Winnetka
Winfield

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Prairie Style Architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright (and contemporaries) in Illinois, and beyond...

Prairie Sites
Beyond Illinois:

Alexandria
Bloomington
Buffalo
Canton, OH
Dallas
Dayton
Deal, NJ
Denver
Derby, NY
Dunbar, PA
Elkhart
Elkins Park, PA
Ft. Myers
Ft Wayne
Gary
Grand Beach
Grand Rapids
Hammond
Holland
Indiana
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Logansport
Kalamazoo
Kansas City
Kenosha
Kirkwood
Lake_Geneva
Lakeland
Los Angeles
Madison, WI
Madison, OH
Marion
Memphis
Milwaukee
Mill Run, PA
Montclair, NJ
New York
Oberlin,Ohio
Ogden Dunes
Pasadena
Phoenix
Plainfield
Racine
Rochester
San Diego
San Jose
South Bend
Taliesin
Spring Green
Springfield, Ohio
San Rafael
Santa Cruz
St Joseph
St Petersburg
Scottsdale-Taliesin West
Shorewood
Tampa
Tucson
Waikapu, Maui
Wauwatosa
West Lafayette
Whiting
Williams Bay

My work as a volunteer certified docent/interpreter and research captain for the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust is enriched by my knowledge of work by Wright and his contemporaries. Here is my photo gallery of prairie style architecture and FLW sites that I have visited as part of my travels and studies. Many thanks to John Panning and his Prairie School Traveler site for making many of these discoveries possible, and the docent interpreters at sites I have visited. I look forward to seeing you at the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio in Oak Park, Illinois.

Rick's Wright-Site Home Index of Prairie Sites Index of WrightSites Links to Frank Lloyd Wright sites. Other Prairie Sites

Frank Lloyd Wright architecture on Rick's Wright-Site^(TM).

Oak Park						All Photos by Rick McNees



See Frank Lloyd Wright Oak Park Unity Temple page

Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, 951 Chicago Avenue, Oak Park, IL - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1889-1909

Frank Lloyd Wright designed and built his home and studio in Oak Park which served as his primary residence from 1889-1909. During those twenty years he and his first wife Katherine (Kitty Tobin) Wright raised their six children. Wright expanded the home in 1895 to accommodate his growing family and then added his studio in 1898 to house his prosperous and growing architectural practice. The property was taken over and renovated by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust who offer public, private and specialty tours of the building as well as walking tours of the neighborhood which features some of his most famous works. As a certified docent/interpreter and researcher for the Trust, I serve as a volunteer guide for these tours.










More Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio


Arthur B. Heurtley House, 318 Forest Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1902









Nathan G. Moore House, 333 Forest Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1895, 1923










Edward R. Hills House, 313 Forest Avenue Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1906






Peter A. Beachy House, 238 Forest Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1906






Frank Lloyd Wright Thomas House, “The Harem”, 210 Forest Avenue Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1901







Mrs. Thomas H. (Laura R.) Gale House, 6 Elizabeth Court, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1909



H.P. Young House, 334 North Kenilworth Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1895




Edwin Cheney House, 520 East Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1903





Rollin Furbeck House, 515 Fair Oaks Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1897



William G. Fricke House, 540 N. Fair Oak Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1902




William Martin House, 636 East Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1903












William Martin House Tour Page

Harry S. Adams House, 710 W Augusta Avenue, Oak Park, IL - Frank Lloyd Wright - 1913

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