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Samuel and Lena Kent Horner Residence, Chicago (1908 - S.142)
See our Wright Study on the Horner Residence Additional Chicago Homes Date: Circa 1935-1940 Description: Samuel & Lena Horner Residence (1908 - S.142). Front exterior viewed from the street, looking Southwest circa 1935-1940. As you entered the sidewalk on the left side of the home, you passed the Garden Wall. Turning right into the Garden, you entered the home through the front door into the Reception Room on the left. Five wide stairs lead up to the balance of the first level. The Living Room Terrace in the center foreground was enclosed with a roof and windows. Upper level. As you reached the top of the stairs, the Bedrooms and the Bath were reached by turning left. A row of art glass windows were just beneath the roof line of the Master Bedroom in the center. Both Balconies had built-in Planters on either end. The low pitch of the roof almost gives the appearance of being flat like the Gale Residence. Photographed by Gilman Lane. Courtesy of the Oak Park Public Library. For more information see our Wright Study on the Horner Residence.
Size: Original 8 x 6 B&W photograph.
S#: 0397.15.0612
Date: Circa 1935-1940 Description: Samuel & Lena Horner Residence (1908 - S.142). Front exterior viewed from the street, looking South circa 1935-1940. As you entered the sidewalk on the left side of the home, you passed the Garden Wall. Turning right into the Garden, you entered the home through the front door into the Reception Room on the left. Five wide stairs lead up to the balance of the first level. The Living Room Terrace in the center foreground was enclosed with a roof and windows. The Stairway landing and Kitchen overlooked the symmetrical Garden and Garden Wall on the right. Upper level. As you reached the top of the stairs, the Bedrooms and the Bath were reached by turning left. The Balcony on the east (left) was reached through the two smaller Bedrooms in the center of the upper level. A row of art glass windows were just beneath the roof line of the Master Bedroom in the center. Turning right at the top of the stairs lead to the exterior balcony over the Kitchen. Both Balconies had built-in Planters on either end. The low pitch of the roof almost gives the appearance of being flat like the Gale Residence. Photographed by Gilman Lane. Courtesy of the Oak Park Public Library. For more information see our Wright Study on the Horner Residence.
Size: Original 8 x 6 B&W photograph.
S#: 0397.16.0612
Date: Circa 1935-1940 Description: Samuel & Lena Horner Residence (1908 - S.142). Front exterior viewed from the street, looking Southeast circa 1935-1940. As you entered the sidewalk on the left side of the home, you passed the Garden Wall. Turning right into the Garden, you entered the home through the front door into the Reception Room on the left. Five wide stairs lead up to the balance of the first level. The Living Room Terrace in the center foreground was enclosed with a roof and windows. The Stairway landing and Kitchen overlooked the symmetrical Garden and Garden Wall on the right. Upper level. As you reached the top of the stairs, the Bedrooms and the Bath were reached by turning left. A row of art glass windows were just beneath the roof line of the Master Bedroom in the center. Turning right at the top of the stairs lead to the exterior balcony over the Kitchen. Both Balconies had built-in Planters on either end. The low pitch of the roof almost gives the appearance of being flat like the Gale Residence. Photographed by Gilman Lane. Courtesy of the Oak Park Public Library. For more information see our Wright Study on the Horner Residence.
Size: Original 8 x 6 B&W photograph.
S#: 0397.17.0612
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