by Lynne Rostochil. I really have no idea how it is December already when my head is still thinking it’s October, but here we are knocking at the door of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or whatever winter holiday you celebrate, which means it’s time to think of the perfect gift for the mod lover in your […]
text and photos by Lynne Rostochil As you know, mid-century modern architecture abounds in Oklahoma, and it’s always fun driving from town to town looking for it. Recently, I started off on Route 66 for a little road trip to the western part of the state and found all kinds of great examples in Weatherford […]
text and photos by Robyn Arn Racine, Wisconsin, is a lovely city on the shores of Lake Michigan with some very nice architecture. I have wanted to visit for quite some time to see one of the most impressive corporate campuses in the country and to behold the amazing home of the man who had […]
text and photos by Robyn Arn After the Taliesin experience, I was on to Madison to see the Unitarian Meeting House Wright was commissioned to design in 1946 (though the original structure wasn’t finished until 1951). Most FLW fans know of his history with the church – his parents were founders and he was a […]
text and photos by Robyn Arn After my day at Cedar Rock, I left the endless cornfields of Iowa and headed across the border to Wisconsin. I had booked a room at the Pine Ridge Motel in Dodgeville which was just minutes away from Spring Green, the area Frank Lloyd Wright lovingly described as […]
text and photos by Robyn Arn The weekend before Labor Day I set out on another architectour with a focus on Frank Lloyd Wright. This time I ventured to two states I’d never been to before: Iowa and Wisconsin. But first, as I headed north on I-35, I stopped at the Johnson County Museum […]