
About This Building
The Dana-Thomas House is one of the largest and most elaborate of Wright's Prairie houses, commissioned by socialite Susan Lawrence Dana. The house contains 35 art-glass windows and doors, 100 pieces of original Wright-designed furniture, and 200 art-glass light fixtures — making it the most complete surviving example of Wright's Prairie interior design. The State of Illinois has owned and operated it as a historic site since 1981.
Key Features
35 original art-glass windows
100 pieces of original furniture
State of Illinois historic site
Most complete Prairie interior

Dana-Thomas House, 1904