Westcott House--page 3 (of three pages)

Frank Lloyd Wright
1906
These pictures were taken in 2009.



Rear facade (north)

 
The pergola (about 100 feet) connects with the east side of the house and leads from the house to the former garage/stables.
 

The exterior east wall--the outside of the pergola

Inset at intervals are the typical Wright-style urns, in the summer filled with flowers.
 

The back garden and pergola from the garden
 

Pergola leading to the house; art-glass light fixture

 
 

Pergola leading to the garage/stable

This adjacent building is now the museum shop, ticket booth and houses offices. Formerly it housed the Westcott girls' ponies and later automobiles Westcott was the owner of Westcott Motor Car Company and he had even had Wright design a turntable for the garage since early automobiles did not have reverse gears.
 

Views of garage/stable



 

East wall leading to the garage/stable; door to left goes to the basement


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