951 W. Chicago Ave. (Cross Street: Forest Ave.)
Oak Park, IL 60622
Phone Number: (708) 848-1976
www.wrightplus.org
This was Frank Lloyd Wright's home and studio during the first 20 years of his career. Here he raised 6 children and designed 125 structures including Robie House in Hyde Park and Unity Temple, also in Oak Park. Access is limited for wheelchair users and walkers are not permitted. Please call in advance for special arrangements. Tours of the district, however, are wheelchair accessible. The gift shop is accessible for smaller wheelchairs.
Hours:
- Tours daily
- Weekdays 11am-4pm
- Weekends approximately every 20 minutes from 11am to 4pm
- Tours last 45-60 minutes
- Advance purchase advised
- Museum Shop: Daily 10am-5pm
Admission:
- See museum website for prices and discounts
- Guided and self-guided audio tours of the Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District are sold separately or in combination with the Home/Studio Tour.
- Second Saturday Themed Tours are also available
Parking/Loading Zone
- Street parking only
- Note: Reserved accessible space in front of museum with curb cut alongside.
Shuttle
- Wheelchair access
- No advance notice
- Accommodates 1 wheelchair
- Notes: Free Oak Park Shuttle (www.oak-park.us) connects community sites, attractions, business districts and government facilities with mass transit. Call 708-615-1830 for current route and schedule information.
Educational Programs
- Types
- Architecture tours
- Workshops
- All ages served
- Disabilities served-
- All, no targeted programming
- Some programs held off site at fully accessible properties