Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959): In 1950 Mary and Bill Palmer, a young faculty couple, convinced the then 83-year old FLW to design the house at 227 Orchard Hills simply by asking. The Palmers stayed true to the original design, consulting Wright, or people trained under him after he died, before making any changes. Now a guest house, it served as the Palmer’s family home their whole married life.
See also:
- Frank Lloyd Wright’s Palmer House
- Grant Hildebrand with Ann and Leonard K. Eaton, Frank Lloyd Wright’s
- Palmer House, University of Washington Press: 2007.
- Wright in Michigan:
- Ann Arbor: William and Mary Palmer House
- Benton Harbor: Howard E. Anthony House
- Bloomfield Hills: Gregor S. Affleck House*
- Bloomfield Hills: Melvyn Maxwell Smith Hous
- Cedarville (Marquette Island) : Arthur Heurtley Summer House Remodeling
- Detroit: Dorothy H. Turkel House
- Ferndale: Roy Wetmore Service Station
- Galesburg: Curtis Meyer House
- Galesburg: David Weisblat House
- Galesburg: Eric Pratt House
- Galesburg: Samuel Eppstein House
- Grand Beach: Ernest Vosburgh House
- Grand Beach: Joseph J. Bagley House
- Grand Beach: William S. Carr House
- Grand Rapids: David M. Amberg House
- Grand Rapids: Meyer May House*
- Kalamazoo : Eric V. Brown House & Addition
- Kalamazoo: Robert D. Winn House
- Kalamazoo: Robert Levin House
- Kalamazoo: Ward McCartney House
- Marquette: Abby Beecher Roberts House (Deertrack)
- Northport: Mrs. W. C. (Amy) Alpaugh House
- Okemos: Donald Schaberg House
- Okemos: Erling P. Brauner House
- Okemos: Goetsch-Winkler House
- Okemos: James Edwards House
- Plymouth: Carlton D. Wall House
- Plymouth: Lewis H. Goddard House
- St. Joseph: Carl Schultz House
- St. Joseph: Ina Harper House
- Whitehall: George Gerts Double House
- Whitehall: George Gerts Bridge Cottage
- Whitehall: Mrs. Thomas H. Gale Summer Cottage I
- Whitehall: Mrs. Thomas H. Gale Summer Cottage II
- Whitehall: Mrs. Thomas H. Gale Summer Cottage III
- Whitehall: Mr. Thomas H. Gale Summer House
- Whitehall: Walter Gerts House
Research Article:
Frank Lloyd Wright in Ann Arbor
*Public tours available
