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The mysteries of undiscovered Frank Lloyd Wright buildings has been in the news quite a bit lately. Case in point, the Monte Carlo House Wright supposedly designed early in his career on North Manitou Island. Re-discovered by Thomas A. Heinz about 10 years ago, this web article lists the house as one of the secret spots near Sleeping Bear dune. Check out the article here.
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