Architects or Anybody?

[IB4OU2]

Have you heard of Charles Stevens Dilbeck? He's a famous architect from the 40's and 50's and a proteg'e of Frank Loyd Wright and his home designs are popular in Dallas and Tulsa.

Wer'e buying one of his homes in Tulsa and it's a really cool place. I'll have pictures soon.

[Boomer.....]

http://img480.imageshack.us/img480/4227/ttiwwopuu6.gif

[StoopTroup]

Steve's Sundries can order you a set of books by John Brooks Walton called "Tulsa Historic Homes".

I think it's around $69.99 but worth the price IMO.

Let me know when you throw your 1st Sooner Party....we'll bring the Welcome Schooner with us. :D

[IB4OU2]

Steve's Sundries can order you a set of books by John Brooks Walton called "Tulsa Historic Homes".

I think it's around $69.99 but worth the price IMO.

Let me know when you throw your 1st Sooner Party....we'll bring the Welcome Schooner with us. :D

You bet! You'll be first on the list ST. :D

[TopDaugIn2000]

name rings a bell, but I'm not all that familiar.

[TopDaugIn2000]

congrats on the purchase though, something like that can only appreciate.

unless you screw it up with gaudy remodeling and stuff. so don't.

[StoopTroup]

I met this guy back in HS who's parents owned the Frank Lloyd Wright home around 37th and Columbia. He took us inside and gave us the tour.

They had this really nice Grand Piano in there then and the kid could play too.

It was a really cool place then but I can't imagine having to pay someone to clean all those windows.

[bluedogok]

I have heard of him but don't know much about him.

Was FLW house the Richard Lloyd Jones house? He was Wright's cousin.
Pics (http://www.exploringart.net/index.php?n=FrankLloydWright.RichardLloydJonesResi dence) and more pics (http://www.peterbeers.net/interests/flw_rt/Oklahoma/Lloyd-Jones/index.htm).

http://www.exploringart.net/uploads/FrankLloydWright/rljones-01.jpg