In conjunction with the Evansville Museum’s exhibition William Wesley Peters: Evansville’s Connection to the World of Frank Lloyd Wright, architectural historian William B. Scott, Jr., will give a talk on William Wesley Peters’s life and career, including his ties to Evansville, his role as Frank Lloyd Wright’s apprentice and his leadership of Taliesin Associated Architects, the successor to Wright’s firm. Scott will discuss the numerous buildings Peters designed and supervised and will examine his impact on Wright’s firm and the field of architecture.

For more information, contact the Evansville Museum at 812.425.2406 or visit www.emuseum.org.

This program received support from a Historic Preservation Education Grant, a grant sponsored by Indiana Humanities and Indiana Landmarks.