Charles E. Roberts Stable
Oak Park, United States
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The Charles E. Roberts Stable in Oak Park, Illinois, is a Tudor Revival structure that began as a barn before undergoing a transformative 1896 remodel by Frank Lloyd Wright at the commission of his patron Charles E. Roberts. Later converted into a residence by Wright-associated architect Charles E. White, Jr., the building was relocated to its present site in 1929. Though cast in Tudor Revival style, the structure retains distinctive marks of Wright's architectural approach. The stable is listed as a contributing property to a National Register Historic District.
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- Type
- agricultural structure
- Heritage
- National Register of Historic Places contributing property
- Place
- Oak Park, United States
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