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Frank Lloyd Wright's Heath House

By Joseph A. Blatz - October 15, 2006

Wright's William R. Heath House deserves recognition as a masterwork. It was finished in 1904, before the Darwin Martin House, and represents a complete virtuoso display of the great architect's creativity and innovative design principles.

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