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Frank Lloyd Wright: Revolutionary Contributions to Modern Architecture

Program No. 1885RJ
Join experts in the Laurel Mountains to immerse yourself in the works of Frank Lloyd Wright as you explore three of his most iconic designs, including a visit to Fallingwater.
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5 days
Rating (4.97)
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LODGING & MEALS
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Sep 21, 2025 - Sep 25, 2025
Apr 12, 2026 - Apr 16, 2026
May 10, 2026 - May 14, 2026
Sep 20, 2026 - Sep 24, 2026
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What You'll Eat
4 Breakfasts
3 Lunches
1 Brunch
4 Dinners
Total: 12 Meals
The following choices may be available when requested in advance: Vegetarian, Pescatarian, Gluten Free
Where You'll Stay
Laurelville Retreat Center
Visit Site
4 NIGHTS
Location: Mount Pleasant
Nestled among 600 acres at the Laurelville Retreat Center, both the Solarhouse and Guesthouse accommodate visitors in simple motel-style rooms with private bathrooms. Rooms in each of these restful retreats open to an airy lobby with a seating area. In keeping with Mennonite tradition and the center’s intent to provide guests with an environment for connecting with their surroundings and each other, there are no TVs, phones or alarm clocks in the rooms. Recreational activities include 8+ miles of hiking trails, a labyrinth, horseshoes, an indoor gymnasium The Shenandoah), ping-pong, shuffleboard, bocce, native gardens, tennis courts, and a tree-shaded mini-golf course. Good to know: Alcohol allowed in Guesthouse and Solarhouse only. Smoking prohibited. Wi-Fi available. Cell service spotty for T-Mobile; other carriers good. Housekeeping upon request. Most meals served buffet-style; another Mennonite tradition: guests bus their own tables.
Laurelville Retreat Center
Visit Site
4 NIGHTS
Location: Mount Pleasant
Nestled among 600 acres at the Laurelville Retreat Center, both the Solarhouse and Guesthouse accommodate visitors in simple motel-style rooms with private bathrooms. Rooms in each of these restful retreats open to an airy lobby with a seating area. In keeping with Mennonite tradition and the center’s intent to provide guests with an environment for connecting with their surroundings and each other, there are no TVs, phones or alarm clocks in the rooms. Recreational activities include 8+ miles of hiking trails, a labyrinth, horseshoes, an indoor gymnasium The Shenandoah), ping-pong, shuffleboard, bocce, native gardens, tennis courts, and a tree-shaded mini-golf course. Good to know: Alcohol allowed in Guesthouse and Solarhouse only. Smoking prohibited. Wi-Fi available. Cell service spotty for T-Mobile; other carriers good. Housekeeping upon request. Most meals served buffet-style; another Mennonite tradition: guests bus their own tables.
Laurelville Retreat Center
Visit Site
4 NIGHTS
Location: Mount Pleasant
Nestled among 600 acres at the Laurelville Retreat Center, both the Solarhouse and Guesthouse accommodate visitors in simple motel-style rooms with private bathrooms. Rooms in each of these restful retreats open to an airy lobby with a seating area. In keeping with Mennonite tradition and the center’s intent to provide guests with an environment for connecting with their surroundings and each other, there are no TVs, phones or alarm clocks in the rooms. Recreational activities include 8+ miles of hiking trails, a labyrinth, horseshoes, an indoor gymnasium The Shenandoah), ping-pong, shuffleboard, bocce, native gardens, tennis courts, and a tree-shaded mini-golf course. Good to know: Alcohol allowed in Guesthouse and Solarhouse only. Smoking prohibited. Wi-Fi available. Cell service spotty for T-Mobile; other carriers good. Housekeeping upon request. Most meals served buffet-style; another Mennonite tradition: guests bus their own tables.
Laurelville Retreat Center
Visit Site
4 NIGHTS
Location: Mount Pleasant
Nestled among 600 acres at the Laurelville Retreat Center, both the Solarhouse and Guesthouse accommodate visitors in simple motel-style rooms with private bathrooms. Rooms in each of these restful retreats open to an airy lobby with a seating area. In keeping with Mennonite tradition and the center’s intent to provide guests with an environment for connecting with their surroundings and each other, there are no TVs, phones or alarm clocks in the rooms. Recreational activities include 8+ miles of hiking trails, a labyrinth, horseshoes, an indoor gymnasium The Shenandoah), ping-pong, shuffleboard, bocce, native gardens, tennis courts, and a tree-shaded mini-golf course. Good to know: Alcohol allowed in Guesthouse and Solarhouse only. Smoking prohibited. Wi-Fi available. Cell service spotty for T-Mobile; other carriers good. Housekeeping upon request. Most meals served buffet-style; another Mennonite tradition: guests bus their own tables.