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Seth Peterson Cottage Conservancy -- Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright - Mirror Lake, Wisconsin

IN THE (early) 1980s, a woman named Audrey Laatsch was canoeing on Mirror Lake near Lake Delton when she spotted the ruins of a small cottage up on a hill. She decided to investigate, and the rest is history. It turned out the cottage, known as the Seth Peterson Cottage, was one of the last commissions of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Laatsch launched a grass-roots campaign to have the cottage restored, and after a lot of sweat and tears, the restoration was finished for Wright's 125th birthday anniversary in June 1992. Laatsch died last August (2002). Mount Horeb artist Jeff Hagen - best known lately for his lively books on Wisconsin fish fries - was Laatsch's friend and spoke with her days before her death. http://www.sethpeterson.org/
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Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin-

Welcome to the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Enjoy your virtual tour of the many ministries and organizations of our Parish. Please take a moment and read the Koinonia and the Calendar of upcoming events.
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A.D. German Warehouse

It was a foggy, early morning It has been written that Frank Lloyd Wright was born in Richland Center, Wisconsin. (It has also been written that he wasn't). The building you see above is the one building that he designed in the town that was famed to be his birthplace. According to Storrer , Albert Dell German was owed money by Mr.
The Price Tower is an innovative building that changed the horizon of the Oklahoma prairie and the world of architecture. The tower was constructed for the H.C. Price Company as its world headquarters. The Price Tower is Frank Lloyd Wright’s only realized skyscraper. http://pricetower.org/

Price Tower

At Wingspread | The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread

The community issues we choose to tackle serve as a microcosm of the challenges facing the nation as a whole. Committed, informed leaders and citizens engage in constructive dialogue to craft local solutions that can have national implications. A monumental local public/private partnership has emerged to help ensure 4-K students are prepared for success in school. Focus on the soaring crisis of African American infant mortality in Racine and the nation gave rise to The Greater Racine Collaborative for Healthy Birth Outcomes and its five-year plan to cut these mortality rates in half. The Johnson Foundation hosts public informational briefings and selective public events to benefit key, local non-profit organizations. Conference guidelines detail criteria used to determine meeting topics and partners. http://www.johnsonfdn.org/aboutus/community

kentuckknob

http://www.kentuckknob.com/ Join us on SATURDAY, May 5 at 6:00pm for a special evening at Kentuck Knob. Enjoy our After Hours Tour of Kentuck Knob, then relax on the patio and terrace and enjoy the West Virginia Jazz ensemble for a truly unique experience. Tickets are $80 a person and include a tour of Kentuck Knob, its sculpture garden and grounds, wine and hors d’oeuvres. Tickets must be purchased in advance by Saturday, April 28.