On Aug. 15, 1914, Frank Lloyd Wright was overseeing the final stages of construction at Midway Gardens, a massive entertainment complex on the South Side of Chicago. John, the second of his six ...

On August 15, 1914, Wright was away attending to the construction of Midway Gardens in Chicago when he got a terrible message. “Taliesin destroyed by fire,” it read, and that was all.

Set on 800 acres, Taliesin has plenty of room for nature. Today, the site, which functions as a museum and seasonal site for the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, maintains its original ...

A few years later, while Wright was away working on Chicago’s Midway Gardens, Cheney and her two children and some workmen sat down to lunch at Taliesin. ... Frank Lloyd Wright To His Neighbors ...

The statues, called "sprites," are replicas of designs at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Midway Gardens project, and were installed at the Arizona Biltmore in the 1980s. Corina Vanek Christopher Cann.