One can find Wright's earliest work here, like the Winslow House in neighboring River Forest, Illinois.
There are significant architectural designs located in River Forest such as the Winslow House by Frank Lloyd Wright.
The judge sent the sheriff to the Winslow House to take her into custody, but by then they had moved to a country house on Lake Harriet.
The historic Winslow House still stands today in Marshfield and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Winslow House was a wood frame stage coach hotel that was built c. 1853.
Winslow House may refer to:
The Winslow House, a luxury hotel overlooking the falls, was constructed in 1857.
John Cooper Winslow's odd behavior led to the development of a number of ghost stories surrounding the Winslow House.
The Winslow House is a building in River Forest, Illinois designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
Built on a private street on the Edward Waller estate, the Winslow House was Wright's first important independent commission and his first attempt at reinventing the traditional house.
