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The library from the Francis Little House II is on display in the museum. Go to the website below for more information.
31 N Fifth Street
Allentown, PA- Pennsylvania 18101
Located in a mid-nineteenth century grist mill, this museum boasts one of the finest collections of artwork by the Wyeth family. Included in their collection are a number of Arts & Crafts period works of art, not all of which is typically on display.
1 Hoffman's Mill Road
Chadds Ford, PA- Pennsylvania 19317
The Bungalow Society of Central PA is dedicated to preserving Bungalow and vintage homes and exploring the benefits of the Arts & Crafts Movement as they might be applied to contemporary times.
, Pennsylvania
While not as well known as many other museums, the Heinz Center located in Pittsburg has accumulated an impressive collection of architectural-related drawings, documents, and models.
4400 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA- Pennsylvania 15213
One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most famous works. Built for Edgar Kaufmann in 1934.
1491 Mill Run Road
Mill Run, Pennsylvania 15464
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637 Hempfield Hill Road
Columbia, Pennsylvania 17512
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3855 Creek Road
Millmont, Pennsylvania 17845
Kentuck Knob, a lesser known Frank Lloyd Wright designed house, is minutes away from Fallingwater. Worth a visit if you’re in the area.
723 Kentuck Road
Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania 15421
This complex of buildings were designed and constructed by Henry Chapman Mercer. Included is his 44-room home (1908-1910), the Mercer museum (1913-1916), and Moravian Pottery and Tile Works (1912). All are influenced and decorated in the Arts & Crafts style with a special emphasis on Henry Mercer’s famous tiles.
84 South Pine Street
Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
In 1912 Henry Mercer established this poured concrete factory to implement his study of the production of tiles during the Middle Ages. As would be expected, the factory is decorated with tiles he and his craftsmen produced, and also shipped in large quantities across the country. It is currently a museum although tiles are still produced based on Mercer’s original designs.
130 Swamp Road
Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
Noted as being the oldest art museum in the United States (1805), its collection includes numerous works of artists from the Arts & Crafts era.
118-128 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
As the closest inn to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob, the Summit Inn Resort is located on the summit of a mountain in Southwest Pennsylvania.
101 Skyline Drive
Farmington, Pennsylvania 15437
Perhaps the most famous of the utopian craft communities which sprang up during the Arts & Crafts era, Rose Valley (1901) was the manifestation of the dream of designer and architect Will Price. Price and influential friends purchased eighty acres of land near Media, Pennsylvania and began construction of homes and workshops for artists and artisans. While the Rose Valley experiment never achieved commercial success, many of the original buildings still remain, the majority of which are private residences.
PO Box 62
Moylan, Pennsylvania 19065
Begun in 1893, the University’s museum was expanded at various times during the Arts & Crafts era and reflects the Arts & Crafts style in its construction. Detailing includes Arts & Crafts tiles, a heavy use of stucco and brickwork.
3260 South Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104
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