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Frank Lloyd Wright Stockman House & Interpretive Center
Place Category: Attractions and Cultural & Historic
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and constructed in 1908, the Stockman House is the first Wright-designed Prairie
School-style house in Iowa. Its open floor plan led to the floor plan of the modern American home. The restored home is furnished with Arts & Crafts and Wright designs of its period. Tours begin at the adjacent Architectural Interpretive Center which offers visitors a unique look at Mason City’s Prairie School Homes in the Rock Crest-Rock Glen Historic District, as well as a Gift Shop of Wright-inspired items.Tour hours
May-October: Walk-in tours available Sunday, 1 PM & 2 PM; Monday, 10 AM & 11 AM; Wednesday, 1 PM & 2 PM; Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 10 AM, 11 AM, 1 PM & 2 PM. Closed Tuesday. November-April: Saturday, 10 AM & 11 AM. Limited to 6-8 people on a “first-come-first-served” basis. Arrive to the adjacent Architectural Interpretive Center 15 minutes prior to tour time. Tours are one hour in length and include a video introduction.
Admission: $15 adults, $5 Youth 6-17 (not suitable for children under the age of 5).
Group Tour Information:
- Large group tours (10-45 guests) are available year-round by appointment. All Stockman House tours are guided by docents. AIC exhibits are designed to be self-guided.
- Group Tour Size: 10 minimum and 45 maximum
- Reservations required (3-week notice).
- Length of Tour: Approximately 1 hour including video introduction. For larger groups, allow a minimum of 75 minutes and 90 minutes average time for the general tour with 20 or more people.
- Handicap Accessible: first floor only
- Motorcoach Parking: yes, on-street only
- Restroom Facilities: yes
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