Frank Lloyd Wright in Manchester
Visit the Frank Lloyd Wright houses at the Currier Museum of Art, the only Wright buildings open to the public in New England. Learn how two Usonian homes, the Zimmerman House and the Kalil House, came to be on the same street and how Wright realized his vision for domestic architecture. Explore how site and materials create distinct experiences. Meet in the museum lobby for a brief introduction, then travel by Currier van to the houses. The tour includes walking and standing, with collapsible chairs available, and time for discussion at the Kalil House. Portions take place outdoors, so please dress for the weather.
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Presenter | Pamela Harvey
Pamela Harvey is a retired media specialist and educator and Carolyn Hollman is a retired professor. Both serve as volunteer guides for the Currier Museum of Art and the Frank Lloyd Wright houses at the Currier Museum.
Additional Information
This special Currier program is a tour exclusively designed for OLLI at UNH members. Standard Currier Museum of Art member admission fees do not apply. Access to the museum is included for the entire day of the tour, beginning at 10 a.m.
Mobility Rating Moderate: 1 to 2 hours of walking or standing (i.e., touring or on hiking trails).