This house, built in 1861, was the home of Frank Lloyd Wright's uncle James Lloyd-Jones. In the 1960s the James Lloyd-Jones property was purchased and renovated by the architect William Wesley Peters, Wright's associate and son-in-law and named the farm Aldebaran, which is Arabic for "the follower." The Main House at Aldebaran sleeps up to 12 people in casual comfort and is available year-round. Downstairs there are three sleeping rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a large bathroom and the main room. Upstairs are two more bedrooms.