Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Weltzheimer/Johnson House is the first Usonian house in Ohio, and one of the few in the nation open to the public. Situated a mile and a half from the art museum at 534 Morgan Street in Oberlin, the house is open to the public the first Sunday of the month (with the exception of holiday weekends) from April to November with a docent presentation offered on the hour at noon, 1, 2, 3, and 4 p.m.
Advance registration is required. Admission to the house is $10 per adult, free for OC college students with ID and anyone under 18. For tickets, parking information, and other details, see amam.oberlin.edu/flw.
Make a day of it!
The Allen Memorial Art Museum is open 1–5 on Sundays, and is always free. Plus, enjoy 10% off regular-priced menu items and merchandise at participating Oberlin businesses on the day of this event by showing your registration confirmation email. Get more details.
Access Statement:
Limited accessible parking is available near the back entrance to the home. Download a map to the accessibility parking at the house. This historic home is partially accessible to wheelchairs and fully accessible to most rolling walkers. The presentation space is wheelchair accessible and limited seating is available. The restroom is not wheelchair accessible, nor gender specific. Listening devices and ASL are currently not scheduled for this event, nor will it be recorded.
If you are interested in touring the home outside of scheduled open houses, groups of 10 or more may make arrangements by contacting the Education Department at education.amam@oberlin.edu.
Open to all members of the public
