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Peter A. Beachy House, 238 Forest Avenue, Oak Park
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Peter A. Beachy House, 238 Forest Avenue, Oak Park
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Peter A. Beachy House

Designed by: Frank Lloyd Wright
Construction Completed: 1906
Type: Residential
Stories: 2
Location: 238 Forest Avenue
Area: Oak Park
Post Code: 60302
City: Oak Park, Illinois
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     An O.K. Wright design, but not his greatest work. You can't entirely blame the architect, though. This is a remodeling job of a cottage that was once on this property. Still, Wright certainly put his stamp on it, and even to the amateur eye, this is clearly a Wright design.

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