Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright as a weekend retreat for Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr. and his wife Liliane, Fallingwater is a three-story residence cantilevered over a waterfall on Bear Run. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has operated the property as a house museum since 1963 and maintains a large tract of surrounding land. The site is frequently cited in discussions of important 20th-century houses and has inspired artistic works referencing place. The supplied research materials do not document any paranormal occurrences, hauntings, apparitions, sounds, or other supernatural phenomena associated with Fallingwater or nearby Kentuck Knob. No named supernatural entities, witness reports, investigative theories, or dates of reported phenomena appear in the provided sources. Mentions of Fallingwater in the sources are architectural, cultural, and artistic in nature rather than paranormal.
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- [1]Fallingwater – Wikipedia. Wikipedia contributors, "Fallingwater," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
- [2]Fallingwater (Wikidata). Wikidata entry Q463179 for Fallingwater.wiki
- [3]Saving Spaces: Chris Grimley + Natascha Drabbe w/Guest Co-Host Kate Wagner (Archive interview mentioning Iconic Houses Network). Archive.org audio interview referencing the Iconic Houses Network that includes Fallingwater.other
- [4]IUMA: Jann Levinson (mentions music written for Fallingwater). Archive.org IUMA entry for composer Jann Levinson listing Fallingwater among places inspiring music.other