Fabyan Villa Museum

The Fabyan Villa Museum, home to George and Nelle Fabyan from 1905-1939, is open to the public from May 1 - September 29. For current hours of operation, please visit www.ppfv.org/fabyan-villa-museum. Private tours may be scheduled throughout the year.

The Villa, redesigned by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1907, is home to many artifacts originally collected by George and Nelle Fabyan for their private museum. These include natural history and animal specimens, numerous Asian sculptures, a marble statue from the World's Columbian Exposition, Nelle Fabyan's original mission-style furniture, and many photographs depicting the history of the fabulous Fabyan Estate. Visitors learn about the Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, the fascinating Fabyan history, and the original lavish estate.

The Fabyan Villa Museum is operated by Preservation Partners of the Fox Valley for the Forest Preserve District of Kane County. Email fabyanvilla@ppfv.org or visit https://www.ppfv.org/fabyan-villa-museum for more information.