The Prairie School was an architectural movement in the American Midwest between c.1900 and 1916, mainly in residential building, inspired by Louis Sullivan and given direction by Frank Lloyd Wright. Byrne, Francis Barry@ (2) Elmslie, George Grant@ (4) Griffin, Marion Mahony@ (2) Griffin, Walter Burley@ (3) Maher, George@ (7) Purcell, William Gray@ (1) Wright, Frank Lloyd@ (62) 1. Prairie Styles - Provides biographies of the architects and artisans of the Prairie school, with expandable thumbnail photographs of selected works. 2. The Prairie School Traveler - Features an overview and a listing of Prairie School buildings in the United States, with addresses, photographs and historical notes. 3. Prairie Style Architecture - Images, information and sources for several houses by Frank Lloyd Wright in Great Buildings Online. 4. The Airplane House - History of 1912 residence designed by Purcell and Elmslie in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. 5. The American Foursquare - Illustrated description from About.com of the American Foursquare (or Prairie Box) house, including a list of features.

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