Broad Margin

"National Register of Historic Places, Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright 1951"

"Unfortunately, it's a private residence with absolutely no public view of the Frank Loyd Wright designed home. It's hidden in a deeply wooded lot. The greenery surrounding it looks beautiful and very well taken care of though. Being as it's on the National Register of Historic Places and a Greenville landmark I'd love to see the outside. Would be nice if the private owners of all these historic Greenville landmarks would have an outdoor "open house" once a year for us regular folk' to get a look at the exterior of some of these beautiful historic places. Who knows, We might bring presents!"

"Happened to be here when the caretaker stopped by and he gave us a private tour. I was beyond excited!"

"I grew up in the North Main neighborhood and spent many years in this home which was owned by the Webb family at the time. Jim Webb was (not surprisingly) a local architect who was passionate about Frank Lloyd's work. I carpooled to school with the Webb daughters and we spent afternoons in this amazing home. I was heavily influenced by the house/design and decided to study Architecture at Clemson as a result. During my years in the home, I had no concept of the significance of the home or it's designer but the organic ambiance of the home and it's existence as part of the landscape left a powerful impact on me. This is a special place and I am fortunate to have experienced what it's like to "live" in one of Frank Lloyd Wright's homes. The home was built in 1954 on a 2 acre lot. The furniture for the home was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built specifically the home. The door and windows were made from cypress trees which were cleared from the property to build the house. The interior floors are polished red concrete and the home uses stone extensively on the interior and exterior."