David W.
7/1/2025
I was lucky to be able to join the tour even though tickets were sold out online. I am so grateful they squeezed me in. I wouldn't recommend wandering around too much, certain parts did not...
Frank Lloyd Wright's Burnham Block
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2714 W Burnham St
Milwaukee, WI 53215
The Frank Lloyd Wright American System-Built Homes in Milwaukee, WI offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the visionary architect's concept of an efficient, economical, and artistic American home. The Burnham Block, a collection of Wright-designed American System-Built Homes, showcases his dedication to providing shelter for every working American family. With guided tours led by knowledgeable docents, visitors can immerse themselves in the history and significance of these landmark homes.
Located just 10 minutes from downtown Milwaukee, the Burnham Block is a must-visit destination for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The award-winning restoration projects on the site highlight the commitment to preserving Wright's legacy. By becoming a Friend of the Burnham Block, individuals can contribute to the continued success of the exhibitions and educational initiatives, ensuring that Wright's vision continues to inspire and engage audiences of all ages.
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Andie D.
1/23/2023
If you are a fan of Frank Lloyd Wright, I would definitely recommend taking this short tour of the Burnham Block in Milwaukee. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and happy to answer our...
Cynthia E.
5/28/2024
Hidden gem in a slightly rundown neighborhood. Always love to see the care and preservation taken with these properties.
Angry A.
2/18/2022
What a gem! It's not often you get to see not only a finished restoration but one in the midst of being restored. Unlike other Wright places photos are welcome (and encouraged) . Our guide...
Orest S.
9/11/2022
This is a great example of the American architecture of the beginning of XX century. There are more of his buildings in Chicago. Anyway, it is worth it to stopping by here.
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