There is a place in central Florida where one of the greatest architects in American history left behind an entire campus of buildings, and most people driving through Lakeland have no idea it exists. Frank Lloyd Wright designed more than a dozen structures here, all on a single college campus, making it the largest collection of his work in the world.
The buildings are still standing, still in use, and still turning heads nearly a century after they were first sketched out. From covered walkways to a chapel with soaring geometric windows, this place rewards every curious visitor who takes the time to show up.
Where the Wright Story Begins: The Visitor Center at Florida Southern College…