architecture

Once described as "Jacksonville's first modern home," this Prairie-style residence at 30 W. Ninth St. in Springfield was built in 1908 by architect Henry John Klutho as his private home.

Architect Henry Klutho's private home for sale for $775,000

Klutho was heavily influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright. His home in Jacksonville was the first Prairie-style home in Florida.

The refurbished "ghost chair" and its companion seat are pictured.

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