Glessner House
Photograph: Brendon Brown

Glessner House

  • Museums | History
  • Near South Side
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Time Out says

Anchoring the Prairie Avenue Historic District, this enduring structure is the only Henry Hobson Richardson home left in the city. Romanesque, fortresslike and defined by medieval architecture typified by rough-hewn stone and arched entryways, it had a notable influence on the early careers of Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Sullivan.

Details

Address
1800 S Prairie Ave
Chicago
60616
Cross street:
at 18th St
Transport:
El stop: Red to Cermak/Chinatown. Bus: 3, 4, 24, 62.
Price:
$20 adults, $15 seniors and students, $12 children 5-12
Opening hours:
Tours: Wed, Fri and Sat at 11:30am, 1pm and 2:30pm
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What’s on

Bring-Your-Own-Craft Meetup at the Glessner House

Looking to connect with fellow crafters and DIYers? Chicago Craft Club has the event for you! The group regularly hosts meetups throughout the city, but they're capping off August with a particularly special event at the Glessner House. A National Historic Landmark and museum, the Glessner House is celebrated for its stunning architecture and revolutionary design. Attendees can soak up inspiration from the space, then craft in the grounds’ coach house or courtyard.
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