50 entries.
wrote on November 16, 2008
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11:36 pm
This page helped a lot with the research for an essay I am completing now, thank you very much for the information you provided here.
wrote on November 8, 2008
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11:32 pm
Gorgeous and ingenious! Can't wait to take a tour.
wrote on September 2, 2008
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10:40 pm
Thank you for sharing this remarkable man's beautiful vision.
wrote on June 22, 2008
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10:35 pm
I have just finished reading Loving Frank, and used to stay at your house when Tom and Julie Walsh lived there---old UW friends of mine. It has been fun thinking about this house- it looks beautiful- from these photos.
wrote on May 2, 2008
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10:29 pm
I am in awe of frank lloyd wright and his designs and vision. I plan on building a wright inspired home on my lakeside lot in North Carolina when I retire in a few more years. we have plans to visit falling water in july.
wrote on March 22, 2008
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10:23 pm
Wonderful site to match such a wonderful piece of Architectural History! How wonderful that this is available to physically experience; I've been there numerous times - and will now start planing my next visit! Thanks for restoring it- and continue sharing it with us, the general public!
wrote on February 8, 2008
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10:17 pm
I'm a great-nephew of Herb & Katherine Jacobs. I'd visited the house years ago, long after they'd lived there, but had no idea there was this website -- it was most entertaining! I may have to stop by and take a personal tour again.
wrote on October 29, 2007
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9:24 pm
"Usonia" must mean amazing 🙂 Nice!
thnx, Julie
wrote on October 29, 2007
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8:39 pm
Your home and website are very beautiful!
Thank you,Ryan
wrote on March 6, 2007
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11:46 pm
House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wight (1939), has been lovingly restored by its new owner. Charming and small by today’s standards.