CRLA 2017 Annual Conference

Ticket required. Space is limited to 29 people. Sign up using the conference registration process. If space available, sign up at the registration desk at the conference. Cost=$46

Itinerary:
12:15 pm Meet in the Westin Lobby
12:30 pm Bus departs from the Westin
2:00 pm Bus arrives at Fallingwater
4:30 pm Bus departs Fallingwater
6:00pm Bus returns to the Westin

Fallingwater is a house built between 1936 and 1939 over a waterfall in southwest Pennsylvania by Frank Lloyd Wright, America’s most famous architect. It was designed and built for the Kaufmann family, owners of the upscale Pittsburgh Department store Kaufmann’s. Fallingwater is recognized today as arguably Frank Lloyd Wright's finest work. Edgar Kaufmann Jr., son of the house's patron, entrusted Fallingwater and land around it to the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy in 1963. It was featured on the cover of Time magazine in January 1938, and it is the only major Wright-designed house open to the public with its furnishings, artwork and setting intact.

The group will tour the house and have time to stroll the grounds. The tour includes a considerable amount of walking and be prepared for the weather as about half the tour is outside.