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SUMMARY:Frank Lloyd Wright: Fallingwater (Adults)
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DESCRIPTION:In celebration of Historic Preservation Month\, Timothy Totten
  discusses one of America's most famous and treasured buildings\, Fallingw
 ater..\nhttps://geneva.libnet.info/event/12712206
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Utilizing photos and dozens of first-hand 
 accounts from clients and Wright&rsquo\;s apprentices\, Master Storyteller
  Timothy Totten weaves together the fascinating story of the design and bu
 ilding of one of America&rsquo\;s most famous and treasured buildings.</p>
 \n<p>Fallingwater&nbsp\;is a&nbsp\;house museum&nbsp\;in&nbsp\;Stewart Tow
 nship&nbsp\;in the&nbsp\;Laurel Highlands&nbsp\;of&nbsp\;southwestern Penn
 sylvania. Designed by famed architect&nbsp\;Frank Lloyd Wright\, it is bui
 lt partly over a waterfall on the&nbsp\;Bear Run&nbsp\;stream. The house w
 as developed as a weekend retreat for Liliane and&nbsp\;Edgar J. Kaufmann&
 nbsp\;Sr.\, the owner of&nbsp\;Kaufmann's&nbsp\;Department Store in&nbsp\;
 Pittsburgh. Wright was hired in 1934 to design the house\, which was compl
 eted in 1937\; a guest wing was finished in 1939. The Kaufmanns' son\,&nbs
 p\;Edgar Kaufmann Jr.\, deeded the house in 1963 to the&nbsp\;Western Penn
 sylvania Conservancy&nbsp\;(WPC)\, which turned it into a museum. The hous
 e was renovated in the late 1990s and early 2000s.</p>\n<p>Timothy Totten 
 has been speaking to groups in locations all over the United States for se
 veral years. Tim has studied Frank Lloyd Wright since 1988 and has visited
  or spoken in more than 300 Wright buildings and homes.</p>\n<p>Photograph
 y Policy: By attending one of the Library programs\, you consent to be pho
 tographed or recorded. These images and recordings may be used for promoti
 onal materials such as the Library&rsquo\;s website\, social media\, and n
 ewsletters. Please inform a staff member if you do not wish to be photogra
 phed or recorded.</p>\n<p>Accessibility: The Library makes every effort to
  ensure our programs can be enjoyed by all. If you have any concerns about
  accessibility or need to request a specific accommodation\, please contac
 t the Library. View our accessibility page at&nbsp\;<span style="color: #0
 0a3b2\;"><a href="https://gpld.org/accessibility" style="color: #00a3b2\;"
 >https://gpld.org/accessibility</a></span>.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\nhttps:/
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