HI,
I'm interested in doing a project on FLW, concentrating with him from 1900-1920 as social reformer? Anyone got a good idea where to start to collect primary sources, documents pertaining to that area of study? I am in Connecticut. I was hoping for archives at Guggenheim, but it seems most of his archives are elsewhere.
Any info would be great.
robert.perry@uconn.edu
Usable archive in NY?
I would suggest the Avery Architectural Library at Columbia University. I recommend these books given your topic:
Frank Lloyd Wright Collected Writings: Volume 1 1894-1930
Frank Lloyd Wright: The Lost Years 1910-1922
Frank Lloyd Wright Autobiography
Frank Lloyd Wright by Meryl Secrist
Frank Lloyd Wright To 1910: The First Golden Age
Books on the California Work, especially Aline Barnesdall and her projects
Frank Lloyd Wright Collected Writings: Volume 1 1894-1930
Frank Lloyd Wright: The Lost Years 1910-1922
Frank Lloyd Wright Autobiography
Frank Lloyd Wright by Meryl Secrist
Frank Lloyd Wright To 1910: The First Golden Age
Books on the California Work, especially Aline Barnesdall and her projects
Paul Harding FAIA Restoration Architect for FLW's 1901 E. Arthur Davenport House, 1941 Lloyd Lewis House, 1952 Glore House | www.harding.com | LinkedIn
Thanks
HI Paul,
Thanks for the info. I will give them a call tomorrow.
Thanks too, for the start with books. I have started with a couple of books he wrote in the late 40's.
I am so impressed with his work, I am even thinking of buying that house for sale in Michigan... But it is out in the sticks!!
Regards,
Robert
Thanks for the info. I will give them a call tomorrow.
Thanks too, for the start with books. I have started with a couple of books he wrote in the late 40's.
I am so impressed with his work, I am even thinking of buying that house for sale in Michigan... But it is out in the sticks!!

Regards,
Robert