AArdvark wrote:Wasn't there one in Powder Mills Park? or maybe it was Mendon ponds. I ferget. see, now I gotta track it down so I can sleep again.


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The notable house in Powder Mill Park is the mushroom house. I sometimes saw it while passing by and wished I could see inside. I don't recall any tours.

http://www.wxxi.org/houses/houses_1/moremushroom.htm

E.E. Boynton House (S.147), Rochester, New York, 1908.
This two-story Prairie house is built in the elongated "T" plan. Mr. Wright paid close attention to the details of this house's construction, right down to requiring that 28 elm trees be planted on the lot.

Guess that aint the one I was thinking about. Actually, I may have been thinking about that mushroom looking house...Maybe it just grew there, or something


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Wasn't there one in Powder Mills Park? or maybe it was Mendon ponds. I ferget. see, now I gotta track it down so I can sleep again.


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I believe that's at least one of 'em in Rochester, but I don't know more than that. I know a couple people who are really into that kind of thing who have mentioned such things... but never really paid much attention.

I was in SW PA last week and toured Fallingwater and The Hagan House (KentuckKnob.com).
Anybody else been to them?
There are supposedly a couple of his houses in WNY. Anybody know where they are?
Any recommendations for other FLW houses to see?


Fallingwater is the bigger more well known of the two houses and is more of an entertainment/show-off home, where Hagan House is an everyday living home. Each does have the unique FLW pieces of Flair, but I find myself liking Hagan House much better.