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Join the Frank Lloyd Wright House for âPreserving Whatâs Wrightâ on Sunday, June 6, from 5 to 6 p.m. The annual benefit, which will be virtual this year, is a tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright and his lifetime of innovative architecture.Â
Participants can enjoy a special look at âOne Hundred Above the Park,â a new luxury apartment building at 100 Kingshighway Blvd., plus an online auction and more.
The online Zoom event also includes birthday messages and festivities. To help celebrate at home, event admission includes a one-of-a-kind party kit with birthday treats and a commemorative gift. Each ticket also includes an in-person architectural tour of âOne Hundred Above the Park,â exclusively for âPreserving Whatâs Wrightâ attendees. The tour will be led by lead architect Juliane Wolfe of Studio Gang.
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Like many in the nonprofit world, supporters of the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park have had to think on their feet during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tours of the house, designed by Wright in 1950 for Russell and Ruth Kraus, came to a halt in the spring due to social distancing protocols.
Located on a little over 10 acres at 120 N. Ballas Road in Kirkwood, the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park is one of only five Wright-designed homes in the state of Missouri. It is run by a small staff and a legion of dedicated volunteers and board members.Â