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Fallingwater (Edgar J. Kaufmann, Sr. Residence). Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, photograph by Carol M. Highsmith [LC-DIG-highsm-04261] .  \nContents  \nIntroduction ..................................................................................................................................... 4  \nFrank Lloyd Wright Properties Designated as National Historic Landmarks ................................ 5  \nEarly Period: to 1900................................................................................................................... 5  \nFirst Mature Period (Prairie Period): 1900-1912 ........................................................................ 8  \nSecond Period (Decorated Period): 1913-1929......................................................................... 16  \nThird Period (Usonian Period): 1930-1941............................................................................... 17  \nFourth Period (Late Work): 1941-1959 .................................................................................... 24  \nPotential Frank Lloyd Wright National Historic Landmarks Study List (1998) .......................... 32  \nEarly Period: to 1900................................................................................................................. 33  \nFirst Mature Period (Prairie Period): 1900-1912 ...................................................................... 33  \nSecond Period (Decorated Period): 1913-1929......................................................................... 34  \nThird Period (Usonian Period): 1930-1941............................................................................... 35  \nFourth Period (Late Work): 1941-1959 .................................................................................... 36  \nAppendix I .................................................................................................................................... 38  \nWorld Heritage Tentative List................................................................................................... 38  \nAppendix II ................................................................................................................................... 39  \nAmerican Institute of Architects/National Trust for Historic Preservation Frank Lloyd Wright List ...................................................................................................... 39  \nFrank Lloyd Wright NHLs not on the AIA/NTHP list: ................................................................ 40  \nIntroduction  \nFrank Lloyd Wright (FLW) worked on well over one thousand projects. Of these projects, an estimated 430 were seen to completion (not including work that may have been done on projects with other principal architects), and a vast majority of these are still standing. 1 There has always been interest in National Historic Landmark (NHL) designation for the FLW-designed buildings that remain standing today.2 Because of his stature in the architectural world, many owners of Wright buildings believe that their property is worthy of NHL designation, and they contact the NHL Program on a regular basis inquiring about the process for designating their property.  \nTo understand Wright’s work and to help NHL Program staff make sound decisions about whether those properties might be good candidates for NHL nomination, the NHL Program invited several FLW scholars to review the architect’s body of work. In 1998, the NHL Program asked Dr. Paul E. Sprague, Dr. Paul S. Kruty, and Mr. Randolph C. Henning, if they would undertake the task of prioritizing Wright’s built commissions (of which approximately one in five has been lost according to the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy) and assemble a list of those extant prope","cbCaihKBlowGHVIn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihKBlowGHVIn","pdf",4684468,41,"English","# Introduction\n# Frank Lloyd Wright Properties Designated as National Historic Landmarks\n## Early Period: to 1900\n## First Mature Period (Prairie Period): 1900-1912\n## Second Period (Decorated Period): 1913-1929\n## Third Period (Usonian Period): 1930-1941\n## Fourth Period (Late Work): 1941-1959\n# Potential Frank Lloyd Wright National Historic Landmarks Study List (1998)\n## Early Period: to 1900\n## First Mature Period (Prairie Period): 1900-1912\n## Second Period (Decorated Period): 1913-1929\n## Third Period (Usonian Period): 1930-1941\n## Fourth Period (Late Work): 1941-1959\n# Appendix I\n## World Heritage Tentative List\n# Appendix II\n## American Institute of Architects/National Trust for Historic Preservation Frank Lloyd Wright List\n## Frank Lloyd Wright NHLs not on the AIA/NTHP list","[{\"question\":\"Why was the NHL Program interested in designating Frank Lloyd Wright buildings as National Historic Landmarks?\",\"answer\":\"Because many Wright building owners view their properties as worthy of NHL designation and regularly contact the NHL Program to ask about the nomination process.\"},{\"question\":\"How was the 1998 prioritized study list of Wright properties prepared?\",\"answer\":\"The NHL Program invited FLW scholars to review Wright’s body of work, prioritize his built commissions, and assemble a list of extant properties considered worthy of NHL consideration.\"},{\"question\":\"What additional work is required before a listed property can be nominated for NHL designation?\",\"answer\":\"For each proposed property, national significance must be fully documented through the NHL nomination process, including evidence and evaluation of integrity and comparison with other properties sharing similar design intent.\"}]","Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings and the National Historic Landmarks Program - Resource Guide | PDF",103]