Taliesin Preservation

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Between 1911 and 1959, Frank Lloyd Wright used the 600-acre Taliesin Preservation as his home and architectural laboratory. Spread across the rolling hills, you’ll find buildings from every phase of the illustrious architect’s career, from the Romeo & Juliet Windmill built in 1896, to the Visitor Center that was added in 1967. Then there’s his Prairie School home, where you’ll find all his signature elements: locally sourced stone, cozy interiors, broad windows, and a cantilevered balcony jutting out into the valley. Taliesin offers offers a number of different tour options, from an hour in the main house, to four hours exploring every facet of the estate. We’d recommend booking in advance at taliesinpreservation.org