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Collecting Ourselves: Reuniting the Objects of the Martin House

By Corey Fabian-Barrett and Kellie Mazur - July 14, 2026

The effort to reestablish Frank Lloyd Wright’s tout ensemble has been years in the works—and is still a work in progress.

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