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Frank Lloyd Wright fans had much to cheer, especially new public tours at the master's 15-story S.C. Johnson Research Tower in Racine, Wis. Thousands took advantage of the chance to glimpse the inside of the exquisite but functionally challenged mini-skyscraper wrapped in red brick and glass tubes.
Bill Hogan, Chicago Tribune
Frank Lloyd Wright fans had much to cheer, especially new public tours at the master’s 15-story S.C. Johnson Research Tower in Racine, Wis. Thousands took advantage of the chance to glimpse the inside of the exquisite but functionally challenged mini-skyscraper wrapped in red brick and glass tubes.
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