Darwin Martin House State Historic Site
125 Jewett Parkway
Buffalo, NY 14214
- General Information: (716) 856-3858
Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House is a world-class architectural masterpiece by one of America's most important architects that showcases historic preservation at its finest. The 1.5-acre property includes historic structures designed by Frank Lloyd Wright between 1903-1909 and restored to their original glory, including the main Martin House, Pergola, Conservatory, and Carriage House, the Delta Barton House, the Gardener's Cottage, as well as the Eleanor & Wilson Greatbatch Pavilion, designed in 2009 by renowned architect Toshiko Mori. The Martin House is an accessible and inviting space for everyone to experience architecture, design, and landscape through public programming, exhibitions, school programs, and community events. The Martin House also offers an impressive on-site Museum Store. More information about this National Historic Landmark can be found at martinhouse.org.
No Pets Allowed
Hours of Operation
- The Martin House is open year-round, but days and hours vary. Offerings include tours, exhibitions, community events, school programs, lectures, and more. Find up-to-date hours of operation and an event calendar at martinhouse.org or call 716.856.3858 for more information.
- The Every-Kid-in-a Park pass does not apply to the Darwin Martin House State Historic Site
A variety of tours are offered year-round, and most are docent-led. Reservations are strongly recommended as tours often sell out. A self-guided mobile tour is also offered for those who want a self-guided, exterior journey of the 1.5-acre estate. Visit martinhouse.org or call 716.856.3858 to browse the tour offerings and event calendar.
Amenities Information
- Amenities
- Gift Shop
- Tours