The Walser House foreclosure process ended today. It is now bank-owned, removing a major legal obstacle to getting this 1903 Wright design into the hands of a steward who will preserve it. buff.ly/sEfstYA

Happy Thanksgiving from the staff of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy! As we pause to spend time with our loved ones, know that we are grateful to you - our members, followers, and friends - for the many ways you help make our mission a reality. Our office will be closed Nov. 13 & 14.

2026 will bring changes to the U.S. tax code that may impact donors wanting to support the Conservancy’s mission. Learn more about how these changes will affect charitable giving in our most recent post. buff.ly/tRKp4tw

The Mississippi Museum of Art (MMA) has purchased the Hughes House in Jackson, Mississippi, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1949. They will operate the house as a public site, opening it for visitors to tour. The opening date has not yet been announced. savewright.org/hughes-house...

We've updated our ongoing case study about the Kraus House roof restoration! Check out photos and a short video showing the installation of the liquid-applied roof above the carport. We'll continue to share major milestones as they occur. buff.ly/3sdkIMd

Whether you're looking for the latest updates on our advocacy efforts to preserve Wright buildings, or to delve into technical case studies, or find out about upcoming events - consider subscribing to our E-News blasts! Read the Nov. edition online: buff.ly/3AJWVMT

A special series of events, beginning January 13 of next year, will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Unitarian Meeting House in Madison, WI. Join in for talks, tours, concerts & more: buff.ly/mR2L1F6

Join us next week for an online book talk with Sarah Rovang on "Through the Long Desert: Georgia O'Keeffe and Frank Lloyd Wright." This new book explores connections between the artist and the architect, including their mutual love of the American desert. buff.ly/GYPfrCG

When you give, we act! Earlier this year, we acquired 11 original pieces designed by Wright for Price Tower. Without your support, these artifacts might have been lost forever. Give today to help us respond decisively to future preservation emergencies. buff.ly/qsTSvjb

Work is underway to restore the historic wood-shingle roof on the Kraus House in Kirkwood, MO, designed by Wright in 1950. The Conservancy is partnering with The Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park to publish an ongoing collaborative case study: buff.ly/F3dQsL5

The Corbin Education Center at Wichita State University (designed by Wright in 1958) was listed on the National Register of Historic Places this summer. A volunteer group, Friends of Corbin, spearheaded the process of securing the listing. buff.ly/FhLUYDR

A group of Conservancy supporters gathered last weekend for a special event at Auldbrass in South Carolina. Movie producer Joel Silver, who restored the 1939 Wright design, guided us on a tour and joined us for a convivial dinner, all to raise financial support for our mission.

Frank Lloyd Wright's designs are an enduring source of inspiration worldwide. A special exhibit in Toronto celebrates the 25th anniversary of a fellowship program that enables students to research, visit, and immerse themselves in Wright-designed buildings. savewright.org/the-howarth-...

Our 2024 Annual Report reviews programs, activity & audited financials, and acknowledges the members & donors who make it possible. Thanks for supporting us through an unprecedented year of advocacy for the preservation of Wright's works! buff.ly/cfg2Ap9

Congratulations to the Friends of Cedar Rock for securing a $50k grant for masonry and wall work at the Walter Estate in Independence, IA, designed by Wright in 1945. The Conservancy was pleased to provide a letter of support.

Your Sunday watch: a recent video tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's only building in Idaho, Teater's Knoll! Enjoy stunning visuals as the building's story unfolds through the lens of the people involved in its design, construction, and preservation. buff.ly/hkmmCLZ

Wright’s legacy doesn’t protect itself – you do! Our advocacy successes this year remind us that Wright’s buildings require constant vigilance. Consider making a special gift to the Conservancy’s Annual Appeal to support our ongoing work. savewright.org/annualappeal

Congratulations to Wright on Main, the nonprofit preserving Community Christian Church in Kansas City, MO (Wright, 1940)! The organization will receive a competitive $160,000 grant from the National Fund for Sacred Places to address water infiltration. buff.ly/8cBLZQU

Twenty years ago today, the Westcott House gave its first tour as a house museum. Learn more about the role the Conservancy played in saving this 1906 design by Frank Lloyd Wright, and how you can join in the anniversary festivities! buff.ly/opjiXDP

The Conservancy was saddened to learn of the death of actress Diane Keaton. Deeply committed to historic preservation, she played a significant role in our efforts to rescue the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Ennis House in 2005. savewright.org/remembering-...

Mark your calendar now and save the dates for our 2026 major events! Out and About Wright will take place in St. Louis, May 2-3. And our annual conference will be in the Phoenix area, November 4-8. We hope you plan to join us!

Mitered corner windows blur the boundary between indoors and out at many Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings, but they pose special challenges to insulate. Read one homeowner's report on efforts to reduce heat loss and condensation. buff.ly/J6jnSMC

If you steward a Wright-designed building, you have specific insurance needs. Join us for an online talk on Oct. 21 that aims to help demystify this topic, and hear from an expert in the field about special considerations for insuring historic properties. buff.ly/GphAJJm

We're delighted that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette was able to join us for our conference and hear about the present and future of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings in Western Pennsylvania! buff.ly/ipnkzaI

The Thorpe Fellowship provides funds for graduate students or emerging professionals in architecture or preservation to attend our annual conference. Read the reflections of the four fellows who joined us in Pittsburgh! savewright.org/thorpe-fello...

The Wright Spirit Award ceremony features short videos highlighting the honorees' accomplishments. You can now stream the videos on our website. Join us in congratulating the recipients for their dedication to preserving Wright's legacy! buff.ly/XsxPlfw

This is your LAST chance to bid in the Conservancy’s silent auction! Don’t miss this opportunity to bid on unique experiences in Wright buildings like the ones pictured here, one-of-a-kind collectibles, amazing art, and more! Auction closes 9:30 p.m. EDT. buff.ly/QF8E3vN

Many thanks to our Presenting Partner, TAWANI Foundation. Founded by Colonel (IL) Jennifer N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Retired), a 2022 Wright Spirit Award honoree, TAWANI Foundation provides support for historic preservation, among other areas. tawanifoundation.org

Our pre-conference tour group is enjoying a visit to Polymath Park in Acme, Pennsylvania, today. Polymath Park is home to two Frank Lloyd Wright houses that have been relocated and reconstructed, as well as two houses by Wright apprentice Peter Berndtson. www.franklloydwrightovernight.net

Our annual conference kicks off today in Pittsburgh, and we would again like to thank David Pollack Vintage Posters for being a platinum Corporate Partner. Use the discount code FLLW for 10% off anything on dpvintageposters.com through October 31.

Our silent auction is now OPEN! Check out once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to experience Wright buildings all over the country - the Lovness Estate, Turkel House, Davis House & more! Anyone can participate, bidding is online & proceeds go to our mission. savewright.org/auction

Huge thanks to Jeff Goodman Consulting for supporting the Conservancy in a number of ways, including as a Corporate Partner at the Silver level. Corporate Partners support our mission and events year-round. jeffsagoodman.com

Our gratitude to Matteo Ferran Structural Engineers for being a Conference Partner! The firm has been involved in preservation projects at several Frank Lloyd Wright-designed sites, including Fallingwater, which we will be visiting in just five days! matteoferran.com

Thanks to the Frank Lloyd Wright Field Office Museum at the Hagen History Center for being a Conference Partner! If you haven’t yet, plan your visit to this must-see Wright destination in Erie, Pennsylvania: buff.ly/sZNaiLx

Blossoms & the Turkel House are a Conference Partner for this year’s gathering in Pittsburgh. We appreciate their support for our mission and their thoughtful stewardship of their 1955 Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house. blossomsro.com

The Conservancy is grateful for the support of Unico. The Unico System is a Corporate Partner at the Gold level. Corporate Partners support our mission and events year-round. Learn more at unicosystem.com

Fallingwater has been integral to the Conservancy since our founding, and we are thrilled that this year’s conference features a very special visit to this iconic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house. Fallingwater is a Major Partner for our 2025 conference. Plan your own tour at fallingwater.org

The Conservancy is grateful for the support of David Pollack Vintage Posters, a Platinum Corporate Partner. Corporate Partners support our mission and events year-round. Learn more at dpvintageposters.com

Sleep, sip, and savor at Wright buildings nationwide! Our silent auction includes dozens of incredible experiences—many exclusive to the Conservancy. Anyone can bid! Bidding opens Monday, September 15th at 3 p.m. EDT. buff.ly/QF8E3vN

Our deepest appreciation for our Presenting Partner, TAWANI Foundation. Their steadfast support has made them an invaluable partner, not just for our conference, but in carrying out our mission: the preservation of all of Frank Lloyd Wright’s built works. tawanifoundation.org

Our Corporate Partners are companies that support our mission and events all year long. Please join us in expressing gratitude for the role they play in the success of our annual conference! buff.ly/N3G4SuT

The Conservancy would like to thank this year’s Major Partners for their significant contributions to our annual conference. It would be impossible for us to present an event of this quality without the resources they provide. buff.ly/T7hD4Dd

Tune in to NBC's "Open House" this weekend for a look at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Turkel House (1955) in Detroit! If you don't catch it when it airs (local times vary), it will be available on the program's YouTube channel by Sunday afternoon. buff.ly/vOQnYFK

Conference Partners help ensure the success of our event. Please join us in thanking these organizations and companies for their contributions to our upcoming conference in Pittsburgh! savewright.org/conference

The Conservancy appreciates the support of all our conference Patrons. Sponsors at every level help ensure that our event strengthens the community of advocates for the preservation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work. buff.ly/T7hD4Dd

Thanks to our Sponsors for their support of our upcoming annual conference in Pittsburgh! The organizations & individuals that underwrite the conference help ensure that we can offer a world-class experience to all who attend. buff.ly/T7hD4Dd

The Conservancy’s annual auction is back! Browse the catalog & save the date. Bidding opens Monday, September 15 at 3 p.m. EDT. Don’t miss this opportunity to win exclusive experiences in Wright buildings, original artwork, memorabilia, and more! savewright.org/auction

Sponsors make our annual conference possible and ensure that it generates revenue to invest in our mission of preserving Frank Lloyd Wright’s remaining built works. Thanks to the Supporters of this year’s conference in Pittsburgh! savewright.org/conference

Wright on the Market Alert: The Zeigler House in Frankfort, Kentucky, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1910, has been listed for sale. See this and all other current listings at savewright.org/WOM

We're pleased to announce the recipient of the first Reisley Grant: Kathryn Feldt, Executive Director of the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park! She'll research interpretive frameworks to deepen emotional impact of visiting Wright-designed spaces. buff.ly/EEZAY1x