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Newspaper Article
Editorial Notebook; Wisconsin Rediscovers Wright
1994
Overview
Oh, the Japanese were polite enough, Mr. [Tommy Thompson] recalled, but curtains seemed to be drawn over their eyes. \"Those curtains snapped up when I mentioned that Wisconsin was [Frank Lloyd Wright]'s birthplace and that his home and studio were near Madison.\" That registered; and so did a visit back home from an unlikely caller, Marshall Erdman, builder and fervent Democrat, whose association with the architect began in Madison with the construction of the Wright-designed Unitarian Church in the 1950's.
Publisher
New York Times Company
