- Ennis-Brown House
- Noted Frank Lloyd Wright designed home, open for tours, located in the Hollywood Hills.
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- Fallingwater
- The landmark Frank Lloyd Wright designed home, constructed to blend with a waterfall in a natural forest setting. Located in western Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands area.
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- Gamble House, Pasadena
- Designed in 1908 by the famed Pasadena architects Charles and Henry Greene as a home for David and Mary Gamble, the Gamble House is considered to be a masterpiece of the American Arts and Crafts Movement.
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- Hearst Castle
- Hearst Castle was the palatial vacation estate of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst. Begun in 1922, it was designed by famed architect Julia Morgan after the wishes of Hearst. Architectural elements and styles from around the world were incorporated and blended into the design, with the primary architectural style of the main house being reminiscent of a Spanish or Mexican cathedral. Located at San Simeon, California.
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- Heritage Square Museum, Los Angeles
- Historic structures, mainly Victorian, threatened by demolition and development in ever changing Los Angeles, are parked here and eventually restored, allowing them to be viewed by the public.
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- Hollyhock House, Los Angeles
- Frank Lloyd Wright designed residence, featuring his characteristic cast concrete ornamental block construction, is open to the public for tours.
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Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater: The House and Its History
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