The Dana-Thomas House was restored to a period of 1910. The walls and woodwork were returned to the original color scheme. The ornamental frieze was recast and installed. The bowling alley was rebuilt in the basement.

Attention to Detail -- offers an in-depth look at the career of Frank Lloyd Wright and the restoration of the house, such as the elaborate process used to finish the home's distinct architectural frieze.

The Dana-Thomas House contains one of the largest and finest collections of original Frank Lloyd Wright designed art glass. The collection includes two hundred fifty art glass doors, windows and light panels and two hundred original light fixtures and lay lights.

The Dana-Thomas House was the largest private home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright at the time it was completed. The house contains 12,600 square feet of living space in 35 rooms.

• 6 bedrooms
• 5 bathrooms
• 6 fireplaces
• 3 main levels
• 16 levels in all

The house also has a door bell enunciator and an intercom system. A control box by Mrs. Dana's bed allowed her to turn on lights in different rooms of the house. There is a walk-in safe in the basement for jewelry and important papers.