The Fallingwater+ Tour, Central Pennsylvania
Saturday-Sunday, April 23-24, 2011

Have you always wanted to see Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece?  Did you know that just a few miles away, there's another remarkable Wright house, Kentuck Knob?  You will see both.  Want to visit a more recent house by architect Robert Venturi?  No problem.   What about flying to Pennsylvania?  It’s all included.  Lunches?  Yes.  Hotel?  You betcha.  Ground transportation?  Of course.  Wow, that’s incredible!  We think so, too Is this amazing trip going to cost a fortune?  Not at all – check out the details below

Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece, Fallingwater:  includes the Sunset Tour, their very best, concluding with a private reception on the Bridge (weather permitting).

 

Kentuck Knob, also by Wright, just down the road from Fallingwater.  Still in private ownership, we'll have a full tour of the exceptional house some say is overshadowed by its more  famous "sibling."

The Irving and Betty Abrams house, Pittsburgh, designed by Robert Venturi.  Interior design by Noel Jeffrey.  No walls separate the home's kitchen, living room, bars and dining room, which are all visible as soon as you enter the first floor. The home's most dramatic feature is a floor-to-ceiling window that is shaped like a ship's wheel and cut into eight pieces.

Features:

  • Roundtrip direct flight on USAIRWAYS to PIttsburgh Intl Airport.

  • Our own air-conditioned, restroom-equipped touring bus.

  • A delicious lunch, plus sodas and water provided on board the bus each day.

  • Extended Sunset guided tour of Fallingwater, with private reception, with all photography permitted.

  • Regular guided tour of Kentuck Knob, with no interior photography permitted.

  • Tour of The Abrams House, with all photography permitted.

  • Double occupancy accommodations at the Holiday Inn Express, Mount Pleasant PA.  If Michelin gave stars in Mount Pleasant, this would have the most!  8-)

  • Breakfast at the hotel.

  • All house-related admissions. 

  • Parking at RDU is not included.  An optional dinner is not included.   You won't be that hungry after the Fallingwater reception.

  • Checked baggage is not allowed.  You may carry on only one rollerboard and one personal item (purses do count).

  • Architects can get self-reported CEU hours if arranged in advance with the AIA.

SATURDAY

  • 930am    Arrive at RDU

  • 1130am  Fly to Pittsburgh

  • 115pm    Lunch on the bus to Fallingwater

  • 430pm    Fallingwater Sunset Tour and private reception

  • 730pm    Drive to the Holiday Inn Express

  • 8pm         Optional Dinner Nearby

SUNDAY

  • 830am    Breakfast at the Hotel

  • 915a       Leave for Kentuck Knob

  • 945am    Tour Kentuck Knob

  • 1115am  Leave Kentuck Knob

  • 12N         Lunch on the bus

  • 130pm    Abrams House

  • 230pm    Free time in Pittsburgh

  • 5pm        Depart for Airport

  • 815pm    Arrive back at RDU

Times are approximate and subject to change without notice.

This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, with virtually everything included, is only $844 per person based on double occupancy.  Mod Squad members get a $50 discount per person.  Single occupancy for is an additional $45.  Please include your roommate's name in the PayPal purchase notes, or indicate you wish to be matched with another single traveler. 

The Fine Print:  There are no refunds for any reason except for trip cancellation.  The itinerary and order of trip events are subject to change without notice or refund.   There is a small but possible risk of additional overnight stay if scheduled air transportation is delayed, in which case participants are responsible for any additional costs of meals, lodging, transportation, and incidental expenses.

Proceeds benefit TMH's ongoing documentation, preservation, and \promotion projects.  We are a North Carolina 501C3 nonprofit.

There is room left for the trip.  For details and to register, please contact George Smart.

 

 
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