301 E Lawrence Ave
Springfield, IL

The Dana-Thomas House is one of the most unique and lavish structures designed by Frank Lloyd Wright during his early Prairie period.

301 E Lawrence Ave
Springfield, IL

In the heart of Springfield, progressive-minded Susan Lawrence Dana hired architect Frank Lloyd Wright to design her a home in which she could advance ideas about education and democracy.

301 E Lawrence Ave
Springfield, IL

Perhaps the most complete of all early Wright dwellings, it was never significantly altered and has over 100 pieces of original Wright-designed oak furniture, 250 examples of art glass light fixtures and lamps.

301 E Lawrence Ave
Springfield, IL

The Dana-Thomas House was one of Wright's largest and most extensive homes that he designed.

301 E Lawrence Ave
Springfield, IL

Connecting the main living quarters to the gallery and library is a sixty-foot long pergola hallway beneath it includes a bowling lane, billiard room and walk-in vault.

301 E Lawrence Ave
Springfield, IL

Wright had a love for organic plants as well, several can be seen surrounding the home.

301 E Lawrence Ave
Springfield, IL

Reservations are encouraged due to limited tour capacity. Visitors should arrive at the front door of the house on Lawrence Avenue, 5-10 minutes before their reserved tour time.