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A.D. German Warehouse

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Text on reverse reads: "The A.D. German Warehouse designed by Frank Lloyd Wright stands proudly in Richland Center, Wisconsin, Wright's birthplace. Frank Lloyd Wright Museum on second floor. Tours available. (612)647-6703." The postcard has a custom cancellation stamp that reads: "125th Anniversary... Frank Lloyd Wright, 1867-1959, Celebration Station, Richland Center, Wisconsin 53581, June 8, 1992." The Stock Gro Inc. warehouse built in 1915 for A.D. German. Frank Lloyd Wright completed the working drawings in 1914. Facing one of the main streets, the building is mostly concrete veneered in brick, built in a style called Mayan Revival. At the top is a Mayan-inspired concrete frieze "derived from masks of the rain-god Chac." The building is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Date Created:
June 8, 1992
Creator:
McGrew Color Graphics

Publication Information

Creator
McGrew Color Graphics
Date Created
June 8, 1992

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 postcard
Dimensions
16 x 11 cm

Collection Information

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W013XV0
Legacy ID
WHi 148679

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A.D. German Warehouse

A.D. German Warehouse

1950

The Stock Gro Inc. warehouse built in 1915 for A.D. German. Frank Lloyd Wright completed the working drawings in 1914.

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A. D. German Warehouse

A. D. German Warehouse

1976

A. D. German Warehouse, 330 S. Church Street, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, now used as a center for human history, arts, crafts, and architecture.

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A. D. German Warehouse

A. D. German Warehouse

1976

A. D. German Warehouse, 330 S. Church Street, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, now used as a center for human history, arts, crafts, and architecture.

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A. D. German Warehouse

A. D. German Warehouse

1976

A. D. German Warehouse, 330 S. Church Street, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, now used as a center for human history, arts, crafts, and architecture.

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Photographs
A. D. German Warehouse

A. D. German Warehouse

1976

A. D. German Warehouse, 330 S. Church Street, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, now used as a center for human history, arts, crafts, and architecture.

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Photographs
A. D. German Warehouse

A. D. German Warehouse

1976

A. D. German Warehouse, 330 S. Church Street, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, now used as a center for human history, arts, crafts, and architecture.

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