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Homes and Buildings Tour   

Ticket prices are:

$40.00 per person (members after May 1st)
$45.00 per person (non-members after May 1st)

Tour private homes and building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Guides will be present at each site to present information about the buildings, See site details below.

For reservations, please call the Frank Lloyd Wright® Wisconsin Heritage Tourism Program office at (608) 287-0339. Proceeds from Wright and Like 2002: A Wisconsin Road Trip benefit the Frank Lloyd Wright® Wisconsin Heritage Tourism Program, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote, protect and preserve the heritage of Frank Lloyd Wright, his genius and architecture, located in his native state of Wisconsin.

Tour subscribers will see the following buildings:. 

Farmers & Merchants Union Bank, Columbus (Louis H. Sullivan, 1919)
The Smith House, Jefferson (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1950)
The Greenberg House, Dousman (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1954)
The Arnold House, Columbus (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1954)
The Jackson House, Beaver Dam (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1956)
The Lia House, Jefferson area (Helmut Ajango, 2002)

Click here to download the tour brochure (PDF format)

Final details are subject to change! 

Lois Davidson Gottlieb Photography Exhibition - June 6-9, 2002

At the L.D. Fargo Library in Lake Mills an important exhibition of photography by Lois Davidson Gottlieb, a Taliesin apprentice in 1948-49 is on display. The photographs, from 40-millimeter color slides taken by Gottlieb, record Wright, his buildings, associates and apprentices during this period and form the basis for the recently published book, “A Way of Life: An Apprenticeship with Frank Lloyd Wright, 1948-49”. Lois Gottlieb first became aware of the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright while an undergraduate in Stanford University’s pre-architecture program. She then spent two years as a Wright apprentice and later received a graduate degree from Harvard University’s design program. She returned to San Francisco to build a career that included designs for more than 100 residential projects.

Tour Headquarters - Saturday, June 8, 2002

Stoppenbach Park, South Wilson Avenue and East Linden Drive in Jefferson will be the tour headquarters on June 8th. Tour tickets, limited refreshments, a display of rare books from Shining Brow Booksellers and selected items from Monona Terrace Gift Shop will be for sale.

Drive-by Sites

Two buildings not on the tour but along the route merit special attention: the Jefferson Public Library (1911), 305 W. Main, Jefferson, is a unique example of the Prairie School style designed by the regionally important firm of Claude and Starke and the Mode Theater (1938), Hwy 69, Waterloo, designed by John Flad and Associates of Madison and is a fine example of the Art Moderne style. Visitors can view these sites from the road or may take a closer look.

Shining brow Booksellers will again have it's extensive collection of rare and used, and out-of-print books and periodicals by and about Frank Lloyd Wright® available for purchase. All profits from this sale will benefit the Frank Lloyd Wright® Heritage Tourism

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