wildonions.org | the world of chicago Chicagoland Points of Interest Select another Landmark Adler Planetarium Art Institute of Chicago Baha'i Temple Buckingham Fountain Elks Memorial Dawes House Frank Lloyd Wright Home Greenstone Church Harold Washington Library Holy Name Cathedral Indian Boundary Park John Hancock Building Lincoln Park Totem Pole Lincoln Park Zoo Marshall Field's Merchandise Mart Merz Apothecary Mexican Fine Arts Center Millennium Park Morton Arboretum Mus. of Science & Industry Navy Pier Quinn Chapel Ravinia Park Rockefeller Chapel Seminary Coop Bookstore St. James at Sag Bridge St. Mary's of the Lake Tribune Tower Union Stockyards Gate Unity Temple University of Chicago Water Tower Woodfield Mall Wrigley Building Yaohan Center Intro - Food - Sights - More Oak Park Landmarks Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Oak Park, Illinois Called the most famous architect of the 20th Century, Frank Lloyd Wright began his legacy in Oak Park. Visitors can tour the home where he lived and studio where he worked. Photos ©2002-2005 AEW/WildOnions.org. Explore: Map of Chicago Neighborhoods - Neighborhoods and Suburbs Map - Chicagoland Area Map   Architecture Background In-depth: Learn More: Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio hand-selected by our staff, these titles go to the heart of chicagoland points of interest more books Original text and images ©2002-2005, AEW/WildOnions.org w i l d o n i o n s . o r g: a complete guide to Chicagoland Basics: Intro - Architecture - Culture - Geography - History - Sights - Dining - Interactive Map Quick Facts: Chicago - Suburbs - Nearby Cities - Features: Tapestry - Project - Journal - Portal - Sources Regions: Metro Area - City - Northern Suburbs - Northwest Suburbs - Western Suburbs - South Suburbs Search Chicagoland on WildOnions.org   Web wildonions.org