Next open
Open year round · Hours vary
Admission
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Location
301 E Lawrence Ave, Springfield, IL 62703
The story
The Dana-Thomas House was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1902 for socialite Susan Lawrence Dana. It is a well-preserved example of organic architecture, containing over 100 pieces of custom furniture and over 250 works of original art glass.
What you'll find
★ 4.8 on Google · 1067 reviews · A selection of reviews provided by Google
Lela Lester
2 months ago
Beautiful restored prairie style home with sumac pattern styled stained glass in entire home from windows, doors, sconces, lighting, etc with even sumac paint theme on walls in dining room! Numerous Wiright designed furniture also! No pictures allowed inside, so must visit it.
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Shelly Kaufmann
4 months ago
Free admission and donations of any amount are welcome at the entrance. One of FLWs earlier buildings. Great tour guide with lots of information and anecdotes. Highly recommend!
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BNG
3 months ago
This is a beautiful house. It is definitely worth a visit. It is free to visit but you do need to reserve the spot online. The tour takes about a hour and there is quite a few stairs.
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Michael Williamson
a year ago
We were visiting Springfield, IL from Ohio and this is an amazing example of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. Simply amazing! Free entry but you need to make reservations. We only had 8 people in our group and the tour isaboutan hour long. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. Definitely worth visiting. Unfortunately no photos allowed inside the house.
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Richard Torbett
a year ago
If you enjoy Frank Loyd Wright architecture, this house is a must-see see! It is literally a museum of his furniture and art glass. Make a reservation for the guided tour. It is well worth your time. Photos are not allowed inside.
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