Steven Solomon

Steve Solomon is a retired lawyer who acts a docent giving tours of the Frank Lloyd Wright houses and galleries at the Currier Museum in Manchester. In 2022 he gave an Osher course entitled “Appreciating and Understanding the Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright.” His interest in film began in elementary school watching old movies on TV and continued through and beyond law school when he was a member of the board of a student film society at the University of Michigan.

Women of the White House: The Impact of Six First Ladies (SpringTerm 2025)

Participant Testimonials: 

Having a different instructor for each session, and having them all interact at the end of the last class was such a treat!  There was an enthusiasm that was contagious, spreading from the instructor to each listener.

Everyone was completely engaged in each class

Five Formidable Femmes Fatales on Film (Spring Term 2024)

Participant Testimonials: 

Interesting film selections. My "favorite" was the last one--perhaps because I have read the book more than once.

"Femme Fatales" would not be in my normal film preference, so expanded my understanding of that film subject.

The weekly preview materials were especially valuable

The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright (Fall Term 2022)

Participant Testimonials:

I learned much especially from the pictures of buildings, creative process and Wright's personal life. Steves expertise was strong, applied to instruction and conversation. Thank you Steve for a most enriching course

Study Leader did an excellent job of ensuring that all class members had opportunities to participate.