Frank Lloyd Wright

YEAR	TITLE	AUTHOR	DESCRIPTION	PAGES	ST#
1898	The Inland Architect And News Record - Vol. XXXI, No.5 (Published by the Inland Architect Press)	Anonymous	“Residence at Oak Park, Illinois. Frank L. Wright, Architect.” Photograph of the original 1895 home before the fire that destroyed it in 1922. It was reconstructed in 1923 by Wright. IA&NR had a very small circulation at the time and these prints only appeared in a very limited number of issues that were distributed to a few prominent architects. Photogravure only, Hors-texte Plate. 12.75 x 9. (Sweeney 32)	Pp 1	0032.00.0606
1906	Nathan G. Moore Residence 1906. “Residence N. G. Moore, Oak Park, ILL.” Published by V. O. Hammon Pub. Co., Chicago.	V. O. Hammon Pub. Co.	Photograph or first design built in 1895. Redesigned after 1923 fire. No. 954. PM 6/28/07 (Have verified that No. 750 was published in 1905.)	5.4 x 3.5	0064.01.0307
1990?	“Nathan G. Moore House, Oak Park, Illinois - 1895. Reconstructed after fire - 1923. Frank Lloyd Wright, architect" (Published By H. K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA 15101) (Published exclusively for the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Foundation, 951 Chicago Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois 60302)	H. K. Barnett	One of the most picturesque houses in the village, the Moore House is unusual because it was one of the few major pre-Prairie style houses Wright designed in an historic style (English Tudor). According to Wright, the house was built for a man who did not want to shock his neighbors, so it does not demonstrate the level of design innovations Wright had already achieved. FLLW-7 #761424	5.8 x 4	1990.58.0507

NATHAN G. MOORE RESIDENCE (1895/1923) S.
The Inland Architect And News Record (1898)	1906 Postcard
1990? Postcard