Frank Lloyd Wright's Kentuck Knob

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Kentuck Knob

Historical landmark · Stewart

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723 Kentuck Rd, Dunbar, PA 15431

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Kentuck Knob by null
Frank Lloyd Wright's Kentuck Knob by null
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Frank Lloyd Wright's Kentuck Knob by null
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Highlights

Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian home, panoramic views, sculpture garden  

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723 Kentuck Rd, Dunbar, PA 15431 Get directions

kentuckknob.com
@kentuckknob

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723 Kentuck Rd, Dunbar, PA 15431 Get directions

+1 724 329 1901
kentuckknob.com
@kentuckknob
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@kentuckknobfllw

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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Oct 26, 2025

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"Kentuck Knob is another example of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian homes, designed with an organic architecture philosophy. It is set amidst beautiful natural surroundings, offering panoramic views of the Pennsylvania countryside."

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A 12-Stop Road Trip of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Most Surprising Designs

"What does one do when Frank Lloyd Wright builds one of the most famous houses in the world for your friends? Ask him for one, of course. Only seven miles away from Fallingwater, Kentuck Knob was built for the Hagan family, owners of a large dairy and friends of the owners of Fallingwater, the Kaufmans. Then 86, Wright said that he “could shake it out of his sleeve at will” and designed the house in his signature Usonian style around a still-fully-functioning hexagonal kitchen. The 240 degree L-plan home is made with opulent natural materials such as native sandstone, red cypress, and a $96,000 copper roof. The Hagans lived at the house for 30 years before selling it in 1986 to Lord Peter Palumbo. Lord and Lady Palumbo entertain guests here on occasion, and they have also set up a public tour program similar to estates in the UK. They have also added art installations and a sculpture garden to the grounds that include a slab of the Berlin Wall. One of his last designs, Wright actually only set foot on the property once, for a brief visit during construction." - ATLAS_OBSCURA

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Phu Nguyen

Google
We were camping nearby and I couldn’t waste the opportunity to visit another frank Lloyd wright house. This one is gorgeous. I didn’t take the interior tour because I was there at 4pm. I only walked around the exterior and trails, which would be done for free or take the shuttle bus for $10 Next time I’m around I’m definitely doing thr tour

Melinda Cummings

Google
Less well-known than Fallingwater, but every bit as interesting! We thoroughly enjoyed our tour of the home, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright at the age of 82. Kentuck Knob is an example of organic architecture and was built for the “common man.” Tours were $30 each in June 2025 when we visited. A shuttle van drives visitors from the gift shop where you buy tickets to the home. No photography is allowed inside the house. A gift shop and snack bar are on the grounds, as well as very clean restrooms.

Dawney Davis

Google
We have been over 20 Frank Lloyd Wright houses and this one is absolutely stunning. I can’t believe the unsung hero in the builder that insured this building is still beautiful and standing nearly 80 years later. The staff and tour guide are exceptional. Make this a stop if you’re interested in architecture or just beautiful homes

Kathy Weise

Google
We’ve seen about ten FLW houses and this one ranks right up there as one of the best. We did the extended tour so we got to go into the garage and basement and it was pretty cool. Amazing that the owner allows tours. You can’t take photos inside so prepare yourself. Grounds are the best of any FLW house. Owner has planted 60,000 daffodils! Don’t miss it!

John Fix

Google
We did the in depth tour, our guide Sara was very knowledgeable and friendly. The home and grounds were beautiful, worth a visit even if you’re not a design or architecture geek.

Crystal Chesser

Google
Lovely 1950s home in a beautiful setting showcases some of FLW’s elements of natural lighting and compression and release. Wondering trails with large sculptures along the way. Nice gift shop as well. No pictures allowed inside of house.

Christeal

Google
Our reservation was for the last tour of the day and as such we enjoyed a "private tour." We enjoyed our tour, the home, and surrounding grounds very much. If you are a FLR fan, add this home to your travel list.

Kevin Heffernan

Google
The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the house, the artifacts, and the history. The grounds are beautiful and dotted with intriguing artworks. I think more people would appreciate the Goldsworthy stone sculptures if there was interpretation describing the process of their creation.