Taliesin Preservation launched its new self-guided tour experience on May 1. This tour option offers visitors a fresh way to ...

“It’s kind of like Frank Lloyd Wright,” he said. I was thinking about this memory as I drove from Milwaukee to Spring Green, Wisconsin, to visit Taliesin, the architect’s Midwest ...

Conceiving Taliesin West as an archaeological endeavor rather than a purely architectural creation, Wright wanted his building to recover the meanings the site had for its original settlers and to ...

After a year of scandal and self-declared exile in Europe, Wright returned to his native Wisconsin in 1911. Near the town of Spring Green, on land owned by his mother’s family, he built Taliesin ...

Taliesin Preservation is the home, studio, school and 800-acre agricultural estate of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Located in Spring Green, about 40 miles west of Madison on land that ...

You'll learn more about Wright's work and life in Arizona and study architectural masterpieces within the facility. Taliesin West also hosts a variety of special events ranging from art shows to ...

The soft hills of Wright’s Taliesin estate were starting to glow with bright, almost neon-green leaves. Ron was Ron McCrea, former city editor of The Capital Times. Several years earlier ...

Just below the crest of a hill in Spring Green, Wright designed a secluded house he called "Taliesin," or "shining brow," after a Welsh bard of that name. A rambling dwelling made of local ...