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In 1900, Gustav Stickley purchased a newly built Queen Anne style home for his young family in Syracuse, NY. On Christmas Eve 1901, a fire significantly damaged the home. Stickley then redesigned the home’s interior into what is considered to be the first fully executed Craftsman interior in the United States.
The house, built as a single-family home, later became and a multi-unit residential apartment building. Vacant for many years, the house fell into disrepair. A group of community organizations, preservationists, historians and community members came together to support a multi-phase restoration project.
In 2016 the Gustav Stickley House Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, was established to plan for and aid in the restoration, preservation and interpretation of the Gustav Stickley House. Our fundraising campaign continues as major work on the home’s interior begins in fall 2026.
We invite you to learn about the house, Gustav Stickley, the home’s remarkable interior and to help support this journey to preserve and restore this important legacy. For more details on our Capital Campaign, CLICK HERE.
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