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Fallingwater is a house designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright in southwestern Pennsylvania, built partly over a waterfall as a weekend retreat for a wealthy Pittsburgh department store owner. It is now operated as a museum by the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and is recognized as a notable example of Wright's architectural work.

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Historic site.name
Fallingwater
Historic site.image
Fallingwater3.jpg
Historic site.image_size
275px
Historic site.alt
Fallingwater, a house in Stewart Township, Pennsylvania, as seen from the bottom of a nearby waterfall
Historic site.location
Stewart Township,Fayette County, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Historic site.nearest_city
Uniontown
Historic site.mapframe
yes
Historic site.mapframe zoom
13
Historic site.mapframe width
300
Historic site.mapframe marker
building
Historic site.mapframe caption
Interactive map showing Fallingwater's location
Historic site.built
1936–1937 (main house), 1939 (guest house)
Historic site.architecture
Modern, organic architecture
Historic site.architect
Frank Lloyd Wright
Historic site.governing_body
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Historic site.visitation_num
about 160,000
Historic site.visitation_year
the 2010s
Historic site.designation1
WHS

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Wikidata facts

Named after
waterfall
Official website
fallingwater.org
Image
Fallingwater 2007.jpg
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Commons category
Fallingwater
architectural style
organic architecture
inception
1936-00-00
directions
between Ohiopyle and Mill Run, several miles north of town
email address
mailto:[email protected]
native label
Fallingwater
street address
PO Box R, Mill Run, PA 15464
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