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Fireplace at Wingspread
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Interior view of Wingspread, featuring the central chimney. Text on the top on reverse reads: "The central chimney features five fireplaces." On the bottom reverse, below the Wingspread logo, it reads: "Wingspread, completed in 1939, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Built as a residence for H.F. Johnson, Wingspread is now an international educational conference center maintained by The Johnson Foundation in Racine, Wisconsin."
1961
Heinz, Thomas A.
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WHi 148596
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33 E. Four Mile Rd.
75000076
Located in Wind Point, Racine County
