There are 9 known Frank Lloyd Wright buildings in Iowa,
including three open to the public. All are described in some
way here. Several of them have Web resources (images, etc).
The image shown here is of the Robert H. Sunday House,
from the Wright on
the Market section of the
This web page is part of the All-Wright
Site - Frank Lloyd Wright Building Guide, which contains
geographically organized listings of Wright's works in manystates.
- Wright in Iowa
- "Principal Group Awards Grant in Mason City"
- Bergland and Cram, Architects, restoring the building.
- Mason City and Heartland Properties
- Mason City Virtual Tour, features the Park Inn among the other buildings.
G.C. Stockman House (S.139), Mason City, Iowa,
1908.
This square, two-story Prairie house is constructed on the "Fireproof
House for $5000" plan.
It is open to the public,
and information
and directions can be found at the Iowa section of
the Frank Lloyd Wright Tourist Guide
- Stockman House (Globe Online).
- FLW Building Conservancy Gallery Page 7. Contains a thumbnail image which you can click on to see a larger image.
Lowell Walter House, "Cedar Rock" (S.284), Quasqueton, Iowa,
1945
This Usonian house is open to the public for free tours. Information
and directions can be found at the Iowa section of
the Frank Lloyd Wright Tourist Guide
- Information page at a State of Iowa site. Contains description and tour information.
Douglas Grant House (S.288), Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, 1946
This three-story house on a hillside features 127-foot-long reinforced
concrete roof. The home was built of limestone quarried on the
property by the clients. It was built the same year as the Miller
house, also in Iowa, described next.
Alvin Miller House (S.289), Charles City, Iowa, 1946 Located on the bank of the Red Ceder River, this single-story home features a two-level flat roof that allows for clerestory windows.
Carroll Alsop Residence (S.305),
Oskaloosa, Iowa, 1948
This house is an L-plan, unless you count the carport, which makes
it a T-plan.
Jack Lamberson House (S.305),
Oskaloosa, Iowa, 1948
This house is located near the Alsop house
Robert H. Sunday House (S.393), Marshalltown, Iowa, 1958
A Usonian house
Paul J. Trier House, (S.398), Des Moines,
Iowa
This is a flat-roofed structure, built of brick with wood trim.
Other links of interest:
- Wright In Iowa
- "R.J. Myers' Architectural Tour of Iowa". Includes buildings by Wright, Louis Sullivan, and others.
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