• The Darwin D. Martin House Complex: Martin House on the left and Barton House on the right, Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect (1905)

• Front view of the Darwin D. Martin House with the porte cochère on the left

• The Pergola and Conservatory

• The Pergola and Conservatory (the two towers) that connect the main house to the Carriage House

• The Barton House, part of the Darwin Martin House complex, was designed and built for Darwin Martin's sister Delta and her husband George F. Barton.

• Barton House covered terrace

• Barton House entrance

• Martin House covered terrace

• A view of the back of the Martin House

• The Carriage House is now the Gift Shop.

• The Caretaker's Cottage

• A copy of the Winged Victory of Samothrace is featured in the Conservatory

• Detail inside the Conservatory

• The Conservatory is located at the far end of the Pergola from the Darwin Martin House

• The two-sided fireplace with its mosaics faces the Entry Foyer and, on this side, the Living Room.

• A local brew from Buffalo's Flying Bison Brewery

• The Visitor Center and the offices of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex

• A section of the wall that recognizes donors to the restoration project

• Master woodworker Steve Oubre devoted many years of his career to recreating built-in furniture, mouldings, and multiple pieces of this and other furniture to the original specifications.

• Master woodworker Steve Oubre devoted many years of his career to recreating built-in furniture, mouldings, and multiple pieces of this and other furniture to the original specifications.

• Part of Steve Oubre's workshop

• Examples of quarter sawn? (left) and rift sawn? oak