Given Frank Lloyd Wright's lifelong connection to Madison, it's not surprising that multiple examples of his work can be found in the area. He designed this meeting house in the 1940s and had a particular investment in it, given that his family were members of the congregation. The structure, hunkered down in its natural setting, is crafted of copper, glass, wood, and limestone and features a distinguishing "prow" that juts up from the low-slung main building. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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