The Charles A. Brown House is a two-story home on 2420 Harrison Street, in Evanston, Illinois,[1] designed in 1905 by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
The building is a two-story clapboard home with four-bedrooms and one-bathroom on the second floor.[1] The structure also has sash windows; one of the last times that the architect would make this choice for window design.[2]
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- Adams, M.
- Adams, W. and J.
- Adelman
- Affleck
- Allen–Lambe
- Alsop
- Arnold
- Bach
- Bachman–Wilson
- Baird
- Baker
- Balch
- Baldwin
- Barton
- Bazett
- Beachy
- Becker
- Blair
- Blossom
- Bogk
- Boulter
- Boynton
- Bradley
- Brandes
- Broad Margin
- Brown, C. A.
- Brown, E. and M. A.
- Buehler
- Bulbulian
- Charnley–Norwood
- Charnley–Persky
- Cheney
- Christie
- Cooke
- Coonley
- Copeland
- Crimson Beech
- Dana–Thomas
- Davidson
- Davis
- DeRhodes
- Dobkins
- Ennis
- Fabyan
- Fallingwater
- Fawcett
- Foster
- Fountainhead
- Freeman
- Fredrick
- Fricke
- Friedman
- Fukuhara
- G. Furbeck
- R. Furbeck
- Gale, L.
- Gale, T.
- Gale, W.
- Gerts
- Gilmore
- Gillin
- Glasner
- Goetsch–Winckler
- Gordon
- Grant
- Graycliff
- Gridley
- Hanna–Honeycomb
- Hardy
- Haynes
- Heath
- Heller
- Henderson
- Heurtley
- Hickox
- Hills
- Hoffman
- Hollyhock
- Jacobs I
- Jacobs II
- Johnson
- Jones
- Kalil
- Keland
- Kentuck Knob
- Keys
- Kinney
- Kraus
- Lamberson
- Lamp
- Laurent
- Levin
- Lewis, G.
- Lewis, L.
- Lykes
- Manson
- Marden
- Martin, D. D.
- Martin, W. E.
- May
- McBean
- McCarthy
- Millard, A.
- Millard, G.
- Miller
- Moore
- Mosher
- Mossberg
- Murphy
- Neils
- Olfelt
- Palmer
- Pappas
- Parker
- Pauson
- Penfield
- Peterson Cottage
- Pew
- Pope–Leighey
- Rayward
- Rebhuhn
- Reisley
- Richardson
- Roberts
- Robie
- Roloson
- Rosenbaum
- Ross (Forest)
- Rudin
- Samara
- Sander
- Schaberg
- Schwartz
- Serlin
- Shavin
- Smith, G. W.
- Smith, M.
- Smith, R.
- Sondem
- Spencer
- Staley
- Stockman
- Storer
- Stromquist
- Sturges
- Sullivan
- Sunday
- Sutton
- Sweeton
- Tan-y-Deri
- Thaxton
- Thomas
- Tomek
- Tonkens
- Tracy
- Trier
- Turkel
- Wall
- Walker
- Walser
- Walter
- Westcott
- Westhope
- Weltzheimer
- Willey
- Williams
- Willits
- Wingspread
- Winslow
- Woolley
- Wright, D. and G.
- Wright, D. and J.
- Wright, R.
- Wynant
- Yamamura
- Young
- Zeigler
- Zimmerman
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