Frank Lloyd Wright

HISTORIC PRESERVATION

	Date: April - June 1968 Publication: Historic Preservation Author: Kobayashi, Bunji Description: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. (Sweeney 1743) Size: Pages: Pp 62-68 S#: 1743.00.0404 Author: Feiss, Carl; Morton, Terry Brust Description: True or False; Living Architecture, Old and New. Includes illustration, caption and text concerning Wright. Size: Pages: Pp 50-58 S#: 1743.01.0404

LOREN B. POPE (POPE-LEIGHEY) RESIDENCE (1939) S.268

	Date: 1954 Title: Loren B. Pope Residence (1939) Description: Photographed by Hedrich-Blessing (Ken & Bill Hedrich, Henry Blessing). This is the actual print that was used for producing the photograph in “The Natural House” 1954 Frank Lloyd Wright page 146. Also published in May 1964 Architectural Forum page 7. Size: Original 1954 8 x 10 gelatin silver photo, by Hedrich-Blessing. ST#: 0998.01.0706

	Date: April - September 1969 Publication: Historic Preservation Author: Bullock, Helen Dudpry & Morton, Terry B. Description: The Pope-Leighey House. Special issue on the Pope-Leighey House. Whole issue devoted specific to this Wright House. This was later re-issued as a book, see S#1760. (Sweeney 1790) Size: Pages: Pp 120 S#: 1790.00.0404

	Date: 1969 Publication: The Pope-Leighey House Author: Bullock, Helen Dudpry & Morton, Terry B. Contributing editors: Brooks, H. Allen; Pop, Loren B.; Leighey, Marjorie F.; Chadwick, Gordon; Rickert, Howard C.; Watterson, Joseph; Pearce, John N.; Morton, Terry B.; Kaufmann, Edgar J. Jr. Description: An exact reprint of Historic Preservation - April -September 1969. Only difference is the cover. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1760) Size: Pages: Pp 120 S#: 1760.00.0102

	Date: 1977 Publication: Brochure: The Pope-Leighey House Description: “The Pope-Leighey House. A Property of The National Trust for Historical Preservation in the United States.” Produced by The National Trust for Historical Preservation History and information about the home. Includes six photographs and two illustrations. Size: 4 x 9.3 Pages: Pp 8 S#: 2033.01.0707

	Date: 1983 Reprint Publication: The Pope-Leighey House Author: Morton, Terry B.; Contributing editors: Brooks, H. Allen; Pop, Loren B.; Leighey, Marjorie F.; Chadwick, Gordon; Rickert, Howard C.; Watterson, Joseph; Pearce, John N.; Morton, Terry B.; Kaufmann, Edgar J. Jr. Description: Many changes throughout this edition. Bullock dropped as co-editor. (First Edition of Second Printing) Size: Pages: Pp 120 ST#: 1983.13.0105

	Date: 1993 Title: Living Museums (Hard Cover - DJ) Author: Gale, Ian & Bryant, Richard Description: Chapter 5: Pope-Leighey Residence. Original HC List Price $40.00. (First Edition) Size: Pages: Pp 36-41 ST#: 1993.15.0596

	Date: 1996 Publication: Pope-Leighey House (Published by the National Trust for Historic Preservation) Author: Pretzer, Michael Description: Adapted from an article by Pretzer which originally appeared in the March/April 1994 Historic Preservation. Includes 3/4" removable banner wrap. Original SC List Price $6.50. (First Edition) Size: 4.5 x 8 Pages: Pp 16 ST#: 1996.48.0406

	Date: 1996 Title: Pope-Leighey House Post Card. WLP 101. Published by C. Harrison Conroy Co. Charlotte, NC. Description: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pope-Leighey House (1940). (Two Cards) Size: 3.5 x 5. ST#: 1996.49.0406, 1996.50.0406

	Date: 1996 Title: Pope-Leighey House Post Card. WLP 102. Published by C. Harrison Conroy Co. Charlotte, NC. Description: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pope-Leighey House (1940). (Two Cards) Size: 3.5 x 5 ST#: 1996.51.0406, 1996.52.0406

	Date: 1996 Title: Pope-Leighey Residence Restoration 1996 (S.268 - 1939). Description: Caption on face: "March 31 1996 – Pam pierce and her husband, Kendall, from Pierce Cabinetry of South Carolina, are seen from the roof of the Original Pope-Leighey House checking blue prints for the soon-to-be-restored version of the house while Rick Wightman works on its roof March 27, 1996 in Mount Vernon, Va. More than 50 years after it was built, the Pope-Leighey house is falling apart through no fault of its architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. To save it, the home’s benefactors say they must dismantle, move and rebuild the structure, and forever alter Wright’s design in the process. (AP Photo/Rick Bethem)." Clipping pasted to verso: "People will go to great lengths to save a Frank Lloyd Wright house. In Mt. Vernon, Va., for example, benefactors are dismantling the Pope-Leighey House. The house, designed by Wright, fell into disrepair, so people like Pam and Kendal Pierce of South Carolina (checking blueprints) are helping to dismantle and rebuild it on a different lot. The move will change the design somewhat." Stamped on clipping: "Apr 13 96". Acquired from the archived of the Chicago Tribune. Size: Original 9.75 x 6.5 B&W photograph. ST#: 1996.68.0811

HISTORIC PRESERVATION (Continued)

	Date: July -September 1976 Publication: Historic Preservation Author: Jacobs, Herbert Description: Our Wright Houses (Sweeney 2014) Size: Pages: Pp 9-13 S#: 2014.00.0302 Author: Sprague, Paul Description: Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio: Homeward Bound (Sweeney 2020) Size: Pages: Pp 4-8 S#: 2020.00.0302


	Date: November / December 1993 Publication: Historic Preservation (Published Bi-monthly by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Washington D.C.) Author: 1) Dean, Andrea Oppenheimer Description: "Self-Portrait. Frank Lloyd Wright made the Taliesin Complex in Wisconsin a work in progress. That is one of the challenges of the unique restoration project now being undertaken." Includes 13 photographs. Pages: Pp Cover 2 26-33 96- 97 101-102 Author: 2) Gooch, Mark Description: "The Rookery Restoration." Twenty-five years after Wright gave the interior a face-lift, William Drummond, who lacked the sensitivity of either Root or Wright, disfigured the entry lobbies. Restoration of Wright’s face-lift. Includes one photograph. Original cover price $4.50. Size: 8.25 x 11 Pages: Pp 68-69 ST#: 1993.58.0107

	Date: November / December 1994 Publication: Historic Preservation Author: Freeman, Allen Description: Work In Progress: Restoration of the Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio Foundation in Oak Park Size: Pages: Pp 36-45, 88-89 ST#: 1994.11.1200

MAGAZINE OF HISTORYMIAMI

	Date: 2010 Publication: The Magazine of HistoryMiami - Volume 38, No. 1, 2010 (Published by HistoryMiami and the Miami-Dade Cultural Center, Miami, Florida) Author: Henning, Randolph C. Description: "The Relationship of Two Maverick Architects. The American architectural icon Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) taught many apprentices who produced valid architecture based upon his organic philosophy. Incredibly, a few creative disciples learned indirectly from afar and not under the personal tutelage of Wright as an apprentice within the Taliesin Fellowship, Wright’s unconventional school of architecture that he founded in 1932. Unquestionably, one of Florida’s most respected and renowned architects, Alfred Browning Parker (1916- ) was one such individual." Includes six photographs. Original cover price $5.00. Gift from Randolph C. Henning. Size: 8.5 x 10.9 Pages: Pp 2, 19-24 ST#: 2010.03.0111