Manitoga is the home, studio and 75-acre woodland garden of mid-century industrial designer Russel Wright (1904–1976), created with his wife Mary Einstein Wright. Its centerpiece, Dragon Rock (House and Studio, designed with architect David Leavitt from 1958), sits on the ledge of an abandoned quarry. A National Historic Landmark, it presents the Russel & Mary Wright Design Gallery and an annual Art + Design Residency of site-specific installations, seen on ticketed guided tours.
