Kentuck Knob is an extraordinary mid-50s Usonian home, located in the breathtaking Laurel Highlands of Western Pennsylvania. The house is framed by spectacular moutain vistas. Its woods and gardens are interspersed with sculptures by famous contempory artists such as Sir Anthony Caro, Andy Goldsworthy, and George Rickey. Kentuck Knob is seven miles southeast of Fallingwater and is open for tours. 

The building of Kentuck Knob was led by Uniontown native, Herman Keys, who was in his late-seventies when construction started on the house. The Hagans moved into the home in July of 1956 on their 26th wedding anniversary, where they lived for thirty years. “There is a sense of beauty, comfort, serenity and harmony in the house and all of its surroundings,” Mrs. Hagan says in her book, Kentuck Knob: Frank Lloyd Wright’s House for I.N. and Bernardine Hagan.

For more information on operating hours, visiting guidelines and admission rates please visit https://kentuckknob.com/ or call (724) 329-1901.