Kentuck Knob

10/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended our Bluegrass & BBQ event.
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We are so lucky to have such beautiful fall weather while enjoyed some great music by the Casselman Valley Travelers and delicious food from the Historic Stone House! ⁠
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Keep an eye on the Kentuck K**b's website for our 2027 special tours & events!

10/07/2026

Kentuck K**b is comprised of 58 foundational angles, only 2 being right angles. Visitors can feel Wright's compression and release technique through the distinctive angles, aligned with a blend of sandstone, cypress wood, and flagstone. ⁠
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Discover Wright's organic architecture at Kentuck K**b, plan your visit on our website or over the phone (724) 329-1901. ⁠
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Fayette County Residents can get a FREE Guided House Tour of Kentuck K**b on November 24th! Call to redeem.

https://kentuckknob.com/pages/tour-tickets

10/05/2026

"Without an architecture of our own we have no soul of our own civilization." - Frank Lloyd Wright ⁠
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Today we celebrate ✨️World Architecture Day✨️ The Palumbo family, Kentuck K**b and its staff are proud to carry on the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright. We look forward to many more years of sharing Kentuck K**b with visitors from around the world. ⁠
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Thank you Andrew Pielage for wonderful photography!

10/04/2026

Art is definitely a theme at Kentuck K**b 🎨⁠
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The Woodland Walk Sculpture Trail has over twenty pieces of sculpture and artifacts as a relaxing stroll from a tour of Kentuck K**b back to the visitors center.

Take in the modern art collection during the fall season.
Woodland Walk Grounds Passes are included with a house or in-depth tour and can also be purchased at the visitors center or on our website. ⁠
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https://kentuckknob.com/pages/tour-tickets

10/02/2026

“Nature is ever changing—the color of the light changes throughout the day, the color of the season changes. But architecture is static, inert, and that creates a dialogue between the human made—architecture—and the organic and dynamic—the natural world.” –Richard Meier⁠
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Autumn is our favorite season to see Frank Lloyd Wright's organic architecture within the mountains of the Laurel Highlands ⁠
🍂⁠Plan your visit to Kentuck K**b. Tickets available online, at the visitors center or by phone (724) 329-1901. ⁠
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📸: Tom Bush

09/29/2026

It's National Coffee Day ☕️⁠
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Where would take your morning cup at Kentuck K**b? Shop our online gift shop to pick up a Kentuck K**b mug for your morning cup of joe!

09/27/2026

Today we celebrate 🌎️⁠
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Tourism is such an integral part of social and economical growth in the Laurel Highlands. Kentuck K**b is one of THREE Frank Lloyd Wright sites visitors can enjoy and discover organic architecture in a area with great history.

09/25/2026

Did you know . . . ⁠
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The vibrant rows of Sunset Red Maples along Kentuck Road were planted by the Palumbo family in the early 2000s! In peak fall foliage (typically second and third week of October), the trees turn a bright red 🍁⁠
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Autumn in the Laurel Highlands in upon us, plan your visit to Kentuck K**b today! Tickets are available on our website (https://kentuckknob.com/pages/tour-tickets) or call (724) 329-1901.

09/23/2026

Wright often designed his homes as a piece of art, where decor did not need to be excessive. ⁠
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The kitchen, or "workspace" as he refers to it as, in Wright designed houses are often small, though share the same material and style as the rest of the house. Recessed lighting is often concealed above shelves and cabinets, everything about these is functional, practical and compact.⁠
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Mrs. Hagan, was an avid painter and lover of Japanese pottery some of which she decorated the home with and can be seen in the first photo on the top shelf above the fridge. ⁠
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Peter Palumbo has a collection duck decoys, pottery, and designer kitchenware all on display. ⁠
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How would you decorate if you owned a Frank Lloyd Wright house?⁠
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📸: from the achieves by Michelle Molnar

09/21/2026