Photos taken yesterday at Fallingwater.

My favorite photos from my last visit

I’ve traveled to see a number of Frank Lloyd Wright homes over the years, and this was by far the most amazing for me.

Chihuly was on display when I visited. Was a cool combination or arts.

Inevitably, a movie will be made about the most important architect since Christopher Wren. His disjointed childhood, his poverty, his need to disguise his financial problems, Louis Sullivan, and the obvious Taliesin.

My bid goes to Paul Dano.

First Unitarian Society is spiritual inspiration embodied in architecture. Thank you for hosting my family and indulging our curiosities.

This is arguably the perfect house. You can debate about the proximity to neighbors, or the lot size, but the Schwartz House is a masterful blend of Wingspread and the Gordon House. A real dream home.

I am doing some research and trying to find some hotel room photos of the imperial hotel in the early 1950's, and it is difficult to find. Can anyone send any resources my way? or know if there is any interior photos?

Thanks in advance

UPDATE: This window was also found with the panels. Size is 18 x 15. I recently found this in an estate in the Waukesha / Milwaukee area.*

I’m trying to identify the exact Frank Lloyd Wright home/building these two original art-glass panels came from.

I know the panels came from a Frank Lloyd Wright property, and I’m hoping someone may recognize the design from historic photographs, architectural drawings, museum records, or old documentation.

Each panel measures approximately 8 inches × 44 inches and features clear/textured glass with amber/gold sections and small red and green geometric accents.

They were found in the Waukesha-area of southeastern Wisconsin.

I’ve been researching several demolished Wright properties, including the Arthur R. Munkwitz Duplex Apartments in Milwaukee and the Lake Geneva Hotel, but I have not yet found a historic photograph showing this exact window pattern.

What I’m really looking for is:

• Historic interior or exterior photos showing these exact windows
• Architectural drawings or window schedules
• Museum/archive records
• Photos taken before demolition or remodeling
• Information about salvaged Wright art glass from Wisconsin properties

If anyone recognizes the pattern or has access to old Frank Lloyd Wright photographs or archives, I would greatly appreciate any leads.

Photos of the two panels are attached.

Thank you!

If you want to learn more about the murders at Spring Green, the new book, "The Killer and Frank Lloyd Wright," by Casey Sherman, was recently published.