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While the home is currently not open for tours, although there is hope it will be in the future, it is worth driving by and looking at it. Located on the banks of the Tennessee River, this is the only thing that Frank Lloyd Wright ever designed or built in the state of Alabama. This is also the oldest Wright designed home that is still occupied by its original owners. Built in 1939-1940, the home is now a National Historic Property. A few years ago, Public Television did a special on the house and showed views of the interior. Ever since then I have been waiting for it to be opened to the public.
While the home is currently not open for tours, although there is hope it will be in the future, it is worth driving by and looking at it. Located on the banks of the Tennessee River, this is the only thing that Frank Lloyd Wright ever designed or built in the state of Alabama. This is also the oldest Wright designed home that is still occupied by its original owners. Built in 1939-1940, the home is now a National Historic Property. A few years ago, Public Television did a special on the house and showed views of the interior. Ever since then I have been waiting for it to be opened to the public. Read Less