Graycliff - 2014 Photos
Photos taken November 2014 Facade ![]() ![]() ![]() Note the see-through feature - seeing lake Erie through the living room glass walls ![]() Creo-Dipt shingles which, according to Patrick Mahoney, AIA, Martin suggested to Wright after having seen an ad in the one of his favorite journals, Better Homes & Gardens. ![]() Rain garden ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The natural iron stains were foreseen by Wright ... The photo below is of the rain garden around the corner of the house: ![]() Note second floor cantilevered porch next to Martin's bedroom ... Below his bedroom is the fern room ... To the left of the fern room is the rain garden/bioswill pictured below: ![]() The fern room is the backdrop for the rain garden/bioswill below the cantilevered porch |
Rear of the house ![]() The cantilevered porch and the rain garden illustrated in the above photo are at the right of this photo ![]() Iron stains were anticipated by Wright ![]() Walkway from the house to the cliff (originally a pool) ... Note stone benches at the edge of the cliff (pictured below:) ![]() Stone bench - some day to be rehabbed by the Conservancy ![]() The tichenor limestone cliff where stone for the house was gotten ![]() The walkway to the beach tower has fallen away - some day to be reconstructed by the Conservancy ![]() Beach tower detail |