Darwin D. Martin House
Historic House · Buffalo, New York
⚠ ONE OF FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT'S GREATEST PRAIRIE HOUSES and the largest domestic complex he built — a six-building composition of 1903-1905 in Buffalo for the Larkin Company executive DARWIN D. MARTIN. ⚠ IT WAS DERELICT, PARTLY DEMOLISHED AND BUILT OVER FOR DECADES, and its restoration was one of the most ambitious architectural rescues ever attempted in America.
125 Jewett Parkway, Buffalo, New York, 14214, United States
⚠⚠ ACCESS IS BY GUIDED TOUR ONLY AND TOURS SELL OUT — book on martinhouse.org BEFORE YOU TRAVEL. People arrive at Jewett Parkway and are turned away. ⚠ THERE ARE SEVERAL DIFFERENT TOURS at different lengths and prices, and THE CHEAPEST DOES NOT COVER THE WHOLE COMPLEX — read the options properly, because the difference between the short tour and the full one is the difference between seeing a Wright house and understanding a Wright composition. ⚠ CHECK THE SEASON AND CLOSED DAYS; reduced winter schedules have operated. ⚠ IF YOU HAVE ACCESS NEEDS, RING BEFORE BOOKING — the tour you choose determines what you can reach. ⚠ INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHY IS RESTRICTED and the rules differ by tour. The Greatbatch Pavilion visitor centre is generally free to enter. ⚠ HOURS AND PRICES NOT VERIFIED.
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