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Celebrating Wright 7 Include credit card information or check payable to Friends of the Snite Museum. Due March 24. Name(s) Address City State Zip E-mail Cell Phone Credit Card Visa MasterCard AmEx Discover Number Exp. Date The Notre Dame Office of Risk Management requires that the Museum obtain each participant's signature on a release form prior to departure. This form will be mailed along with the campus parking map and permit upon receipt of completed registration form and payment. LUNCH AT WINBERIE’S AT LUNCH accommodations. make willtry to and we specialneeds have ifyou Pleaseletusknow one hour. approximately standfor andbeableto stairs navigate to Guestswillneed buildings andnothandicapaccessible. multi-level Houseare Home&StudioandtheRobie The PLEASE NOT society. Chicago thatshocked and theclandestineaffair another, to theirmeeting,marriage from Cheney, andMamah Wright Lloyd Frank seminal architect between the relationship thatchronicles novel historical andfictionblendina Summary:Fact Nancy Horan. —read busdiscussion somelively for Wright Lloyd aboutFrank inlearningmore Interested FRANK LOVING architectural detail as well as history. ashistory. detailaswell architectural isrichin Square Scoville E.E.Roberts, and designedby ofOakPark— family founding family—the theScoville by Builtin1905 building(NationalRegister). Square Scoville inthehistoric Street, andLake Avenue ofOakPark corner Winb CHICAGO OFDOWNTOWN OUTSIDE 10MINUTES SURROUNDINGS HISTORIC erie’s Restaurant & Bar is located at the Southwest attheSouthwest &Barislocated Restaurant erie’s E : Loving Frank Loving by OAK PARK GUIDED WALKING TOUR The neighborhood surrounding the Home and Join us in celebrating the 150th anniversary of his birth Studio has the greatest concentration of Wright- by touring a selection of his innovative homes. designed structures anywhere in the world. The Historic Neighborhood Walking Tour features: ITINERARY 1. Courtyard EASTERN TIME 2. Frank Lloyd Wright Studio 3. Frank Lloyd Wright Home 7:30 a.m. Board Cardinal bus 4. Arthur B. Heurtley House Lot D6 South, off Dorr Road 5. Charles A. Purcell House 7:45 a.m. Depart campus, snacks served en route 6. Laura Gale House 7. Peter A. Beachy House CENTRAL TIME 8. Frank Thomas House 8:45 a.m. Arrive FLW Home & Studio 9. Hills-Decaro House Break into three smaller groups for 10. Nathan G. Moore House GUIDED INTERIOR TOUR touring indoors at 9, 9:10 & 9:20 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT Tours will then stagger departure for HOME AND STUDIO Oak Park neighborhood walking tours at 951 CHICAGO AVENUE 10, 10:10 & 10:20 OAK PARK, ILLINOIS Staggered starts and stops will allow time for visiting their gift shop Frank Lloyd Wright used his first home to experiment with design concepts that 11:30 a.m. Board bus for lunch contain the seeds of his architectural 12:00 p.m. Lunch at Winberie's with selected menu, philosophy. In his adjacent studio, Wright including beverage and dessert, is pre-paid and his associates developed a new with trip American architecture — the Prairie style. Adult beverages available at additional cost Trained interpreters offer insights into Wright's family life and architectural career. 1:00 p.m. Board bus 1:45 p.m. Arrive Robie House, Hyde Park Break into three smaller groups for touring GUIDED INTERIOR TOUR at 2, 2:15 & 2:30 ROBIE HOUSE 3:30 p.m. Load bus, depart Chicago 5757 S. WOODLAWN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS EASTERN TIME 6:00 p.m. Arrive at Notre Dame campus Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House is both a master- piece of the Prairie style and an icon of modern architecture. Trained interpreters offer insights into amazing spaces designed by Wright over a hundred COST years ago. Visitors can explore the home while Members of the Snite Museum of Art – $90 witnessing the current restoration which is returning Non-Members – $100 the building to its original splendor. Tour includes Reply early as tour size is limited children's playroom, entry hall, living room, dining Deadline: March 24 room, guest room, master bedroom, butler's pantry and kitchen..
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