Saturday, June 10, 2017 1–10 p.m. Mill Run, Pennsylvania

Fallingwater Kentuck KnobExperience two of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most extraordinary works as never before.

Fallingwater (1935) and Kentuck Knob (1954) sit seven miles apart in the idyllic woods of West-ern Pennsylvania. Experience these beautiful and daring architectural wonders as very few have during this special all-day event with the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy. Begin with a leisurely exterior tour of Fallingwater in the afternoon before an extensive tour of Kentuck Knob with champagne, hors d’oeuvres and a private viewing of owner Lord Peter Palumbo’s outdoor sculpture garden. Return to Fallingwater after the tour crowds have gone to enjoy the house as guests of original owners Edgar and Liliane Kaufmann would have. After a gourmet dinner with wine pairings at the original dining table, Fallingwater director Lynda Waggoner leads a detailed tour. Participation is limited to 12 guests for this rare opportunity—reserve now.

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Please note: Guests must provide their own transportation. Travel and hotel recommendations will follow. Reservations will be confirmed by April 17 if a minimum number of attendees is met. In the case of event cancellation, a full refund will be issued. Due to the exclusive nature of this event we are not able to provide refunds for cancellations received after May 1 unless the reservation can be refilled.

For more information contact event chair Larry Woodin at 206.794.5276 or the Conservancy at 312.663.5500. Guest Name(s)

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Tickets $2,000 each ($1,700 is tax deductible) Quantity Total

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53 W. Jackson Blvd. Suite 1120 Chicago, IL 60604

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preservation@savewright.org

A Usonian single-family house based on a typical modular system, Kentuck Knob bears deliberate similarities to Fallingwater in its flagstone floor and rugged stone construction. Original owner I.N. Hagan was a business associate of Edgar Kaufmann and made several trips to Fallingwater. Today the house is owned by Lord Peter Palumbo, whose collection of modern sculpture is installed on the 79-acre site.

In 1935, at the age of 70, Wright designed the house that is often celebrated as his masterpiece—a country house for Pittsburgh department store magnate Edgar J. Kaufmann, Fallingwater. One of few Wright buildings with its artwork, furnishings and setting entirely intact, this architectural marvel is the realization of Wright’s romantic vision of man living in harmony with nature.

FALLINGWATER PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVANCY. KENTUCK KNOB PHOTOS BY JIM JUDKIS, COURTESY OF KENTUCK KNOB