A Little-Known Slice Of Michigan History Can Be Found At This 1908 Home
By Courtnie Erickson|Published January 15, 2024
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From Southern Utah to the Panhandle in Idaho, Courtnie Erickson has lived in what she believes are the best (and the most beautiful!) areas in the country. She graduated with a journalism degree from Utah State University and has more than 15 years of professional writing experience. You’ll likely see her with a Dr. Pepper in her hand and a pair of running shoes on her feet. Courtnie is a writer and editor at OnlyInYourState.
Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the most well-known architects in America and he designed some of the most iconic buildings in the country. When he passed away in 1959, he had designed well over 1,000 buildings including a handful here in Michigan. If you want to take a walk in this slice of history, you can tour one of the homes that Wright designed in Grand Rapids. The Meyer May House is a historic home that is one of Wright’s most completely restored buildings. It’s a piece of Michigan history that you need to see for yourself.
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