Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House is a historic house museum and heritage destination in Buffalo, New York. Designed by Wright as the home of Buffalo executive Darwin D. Martin, the estate is a landmark of the architect’s Prairie House period and a significant part of Buffalo’s civic and cultural identity.

The organization preserves, interprets, promotes, and sustains the estate for future generations, welcoming visitors to explore its architecture and history through guided and self-guided tours, exhibitions, educational programs, and digital experiences, including virtual 3D tours. Its learning opportunities serve schools, teachers, students, scouts, homeschool families, and summer campers. The estate also hosts public events, creative residencies, and private gatherings, with historic spaces available for celebrations and professional meetings.

Visitors can browse the museum store and Statler Café, while members receive benefits such as tour passes, exhibition access, event invitations, and discounts. The organization offers several ways to support its work, including memberships, donations, volunteering, and fundraising, helping maintain this landmark and its programs