Even before the pandemic's Safer at Home guidelines, it would be an enormous challenge to visit many of Frank Lloyd Wright's designs.
Sure, a quick run down to the Madison area could knock a few off the list. Others require planes and even passports, while some aren't open to the public at all.
Thankfully, there's a solution. The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, together with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and Unity Temple Restoration Foundation, have compiled #WrightVirtualVisits, giving you an inside look at some of the architect's most famous designs until July 9.
Click here or copy/paste this in your browser: https://savewright.org/news/public-wright-sites-swap-virtual-visits
Take a tour of some of Frank Lloyd Wright's most iconic creations with #WrightVirtualVisits. https://t.co/Etf8q1gaLb
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