Albert W. True House
Prairie StylePrivate

Albert W. True House

Hinsdale, IllinoisCompleted 1900

About This Building

An early Prairie house in Hinsdale — one of Wright's first suburban commissions.

The Albert W. True House is an early Prairie house in Hinsdale, Illinois, one of Wright's first suburban commissions outside of Oak Park. The house shows Wright experimenting with the Prairie vocabulary in the early 1900s, with the characteristic overhanging eaves and horizontal emphasis that would define the style. It is a private residence.

Key Features

Early Prairie Style

Early suburban commission

Hinsdale, Illinois

National Register of Historic Places

Albert W. True House detail

Albert W. True House, 1900

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