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The Story of a Country House, Part 1: The Kaufmanns
With the Great Depression in full swing in 1934, the U.S. boasted few securely wealthy people. Edgar J. Kaufmann of Pittsburgh was one, though, and he wanted a country retreat, hiring none other than Frank Lloyd Wright to create what is now the best-known residential design in the country. Join Jim Atkins, FAIA, as he begins his six-part exploration into the genesis and legacy of this peculiar little house on Bear Run Creek.
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